Sentence examples for equivalent to delivering from inspiring English sources

For cancers, 10 Gy in a single fraction is equivalent to delivering 12 Gy in six 2-Gy fractions.

The study from The Netherlands presented in this issue adds further evidence to a number of publications that demonstrate that clinical practice is equivalent to delivering as little as 50% of the prescribed kilocalories.

It was an achievement roughly equivalent to Clough delivering First Division titles to so-called provincial English clubs Derby and Nottingham Forest.

Their purpose is to group together similar clinical treatments that should cost an equivalent amount to deliver.

Thus, the prescribed dose was modified to 7 MU in the nebuliser chamber, equivalent to a delivered dose of 4.2 MU in the respiratory tract.

An amount of DMSO equivalent to that delivered with ebselen was added to the cells incubated in the absence of ebselen.

We will randomise half of the 14 (five whole time equivalents) physiotherapists to deliver the intervention.

Quantitative culture 12 days following Mtb infection demonstrated that wild-type and CCR2-deficient IMs were equivalent at delivering Mtb to mLNs, indicating that CCR2-signaling does not contribute to trafficking of IMs between these sites.

His wife had been desperate to give birth without medication, which, he says now, "was the equivalent of trying to deliver your baby under water in the East River".

The Eaton unit raises the horsepower of the Frontier's 3.3-liter overhead-cam V-6 to 210, from 170, and lifts torque to 231 (with manual transmission) from 200, making it roughly equivalent to the thrust delivered by the 4-liter V-6 of the Ford Ranger.

Thus, the combination of myosin I and Vrp1 provides a functional equivalent to VCA and delivers actin monomers to Arp2/3 complex.