Sentence examples for equivalent to late from inspiring English sources

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The team found staggering differences in gene expression between juvenile 3-month-old mice and 16-month-old mice (equivalent to late middle age in humans).

The morphology evolution, during isothermal annealing, of a rapidly precipitated blend may be regarded as being equivalent to late stages of spinodal decomposition, which is controlled by diffusion and coalescence.

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Thermoperiods were structured so that the temperature did not begin to increase until lights on, peak temperature was reached during the middle of the photophase (day) and temperatures declined late in the photophase (equivalent to mid- to late afternoon), and temperatures were low (cryophase) during the night (scotophase).

The early oil filling phase happened from 425 to 412 Ma and the late one from 9 to 4 Ma, equivalent to the Middle to Late Silurian and the Miocene to Pliocene, respectively.

It is equivalent to "too little, too late", and has very high, long-term costs of global significance, in preventable or mitigable harms, wasted resources, missed opportunities, lack of participation, misguided caution and lower resilience.

The sensori-motor system rapidly but systematically matures in the human brain during the preterm period (equivalent to the mid- to late-third trimester), and may be significantly influenced by experience.

Also noted is an apparently unphysical characteristic of the LEM that results in a single realization of the stochastic model yielding results, at late times, equivalent to a temporal average.

Immature autophagic vacuoles characterized by an electron density equivalent to the cytoplasm coexisted with late vesicles characterized by increased electron density, in which catabolic processes had already started.

Only few and immature autophagosomes, characterized by an electron density equivalent to the cytoplasm, coexisting with late vesicles (primary and secondary lysosomes) were observed after 24 h of CPTH6 treatment.

On the contrary, both in the field for adult trees and under all light and nutrient controlled conditions for seedlings, A. negundo photosynthetic rates and leaf nitrogen contents (Na, Nm) were lower or equivalent to those measured on the late and early-successional native species.

After a week, Obama's edge in the over-all dream count (thirty-eight to thirty) was roughly equivalent to his lead in the latest Gallup poll.

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