Sentence examples for equivalent to previously from inspiring English sources

Fundamentally equivalent to previously formulated population genetics models, it mainly studies the balance between the incessant generation of deleterious mutations and natural selection favoring the fittest types.

It is particularly shown in this article that the MP-based algorithms (MP, OMP, and OOMP) are equivalent to previously known multi-stage gain-shape vector quantization approaches [10].

The impact of ballistic ejecta caused by vulcanian explosions is generally thought to fall within this regime, because the inverse Froude number (on the order of 10−4) is almost equivalent to previously estimated values for cratering in this regime (Holsapple, 1993).

Immunofluorescence of Ack1-transfected HEK 293T cells showed intracellular labeling equivalent to previously described antibodies.

These results are equivalent to previously reported accuracies [ 10, 12, 16].

The percentage of patients with EBV infection (6.9%) among all cases of DLBCL in our data was equivalent to previously reported data from Asian countries.

Upon closer examination we found that 6 of the 7 sequences contained an intact ORF equivalent to those previously identified in mice [ 3- 5, 18], with all of these previously identified sequences being represented (DUB-1, DUB-1A, DUB-2, DUB-2A).

Upon further analysis of the sequences on chromosome 4 we found that 20 of the 23 sequences contained an intact ORF of 1593 bp equivalent to those previously identified (USP17, DUB-3) [ 6, 10] and that the previously identified USP17 was one of the sequences present.

Devices deemed only a "moderate risk" are cleared if the manufacturer can show that they are "substantially equivalent" to devices previously cleared.

Performance was found to be at least equivalent to the previously published RETROICOR method.

property is equivalent to the previously known notion of tangential mappings introduced by Sastry et al. [55].