Sentence examples for equivalent to removal from inspiring English sources

Deletion of hydroxyacyl and ketoacyl CoAs of even chain lengths between 16 and 8 is equivalent to removal of the linkage classes to which they belong.

The positive influence of amalgam removal on self-reported symptom changes, suggests that bio-detoxification is not equivalent to filling removal for health outcomes despite reducing urine mercury levels.

The total energy saved so far is equivalent to the removal of 77.2 tons of CO2 from the atmosphere.

In the tanks used, this is equivalent to a removal of up to 14.5 g TAN m− 2 day− 1.

The trial studied nearly 5,000 women to see if radiotherapy was equivalent to surgical removal of lymph nodes in the armpit.

These appear to correspond to the time scale of (1) the reduction in the original FDNPP accident surge (primary emission source), (2) the tropospheric transportation and diffusion of the radioactive plume (equivalent to the removal of radioactive aerosols from the atmosphere), and (3) the emission intensity of re-suspension (secondary emission sources).

To be equivalent to surgical removal, the effect of FUS ablation should be to achieve total (100%) tumour necrosis.

Decline in the blood concentration of lead of normal i sotopic composition was shown to be equivalent to the removal of 15 g/day.

A knockout is equivalent to the removal of all edges of a gene (but this is not fully equivalent as the variance of the expression levels of a knocked out gene will vanish, which need not be the case when only its dependencies are removed).

A statistically significantly larger K+ removal was observed in the 8-h sessions (Δ 13.56 mmol, equivalent to an increased removal of 15.34%, P = 0.02) compared with 4-h sessions [ 42].

Complete trade liberalisation now in the poorest group of low-income countries, for example, would cost them revenues equivalent to the total removal of all aid.