Sentence examples for equivalent to both from inspiring English sources

A norm is defined on the R3 bulk Hilbert space and shown for the scalar case to be equivalent to both the Zamolodchikov and pseudounitary C-norm of the Sp(N) CFT3.

This sound private insurance plan includes benefits equivalent to both the social security and a complementary private insurance plan.

Nevertheless, formulation is equivalent to both approaches and, for the sake of clarity, only a general expression is shown here.

This is equivalent to both the Naive-Bayes model used by [18, 19] and to the Probability Scoring Matrix (PSM) commonly used in bioinformatics.

In order to do so, it is helpful to work with the operator equation (2.10), which is equivalent to both (2.8) and (2.11).

He completed his Diploma (which is equivalent to both a Bachelor of Science and Masters degree) in biology in 2008, and his PhD in 2014 at the German Primate Center (DPZ) and the University of Göttingen, Germany.

Therefore, we face the possibility of non-genetic (mutation-independent) equivalents to both Darwinian and Lamarckian evolution which may jointly explain the arrow of change pointing toward increasing malignancy.

However, G6PD deficiency may have more severe functional consequences for the RBC than GR deficiency, since insufficient formation of NADPH leads to an inadequate supply of reducing equivalents to both the glutathione and the thioredoxin system, whereas the absence of GR activity in non-parasitized RBCs is obviously well compensated [18].

Instead, they possess a linked glutathione thioredoxin system that relies exclusively on the selenoenzyme thioredoxin glutathione reductase (TGR) for provision of reducing equivalents to both pathways.

"Type one FGM would be like removing a male's testes, type three is equivalent to removing both the testes and the penis.

In effect, this criterion is equivalent to forcing both the phase angles and amplitudes of the two systems to be equal, or at least to within a small allowable error.