Sentence examples for equivalent to that achieved from inspiring English sources

Therefore, when a multicell system is heavily loaded, i.e., when the value of β is high, the maximum spectral-efficiency achievable is equivalent to that achieved by a system, whose cells are operated separately without intercell interference.

It found that patients given "extreme placebo" – basically, they were listened to at length, and fully consulted about their symptoms, feelings and treatments – reported an improvement that was equivalent to that achieved by drugs commonly used to treat IBS.

This new scheme leads to a sensitivity equivalent to that achieved at room temperature (αmin ∼ 3 × 10 10 cm–10 10

Thus, the torque realized by the 10-N·m-DWTSM was shown to be equivalent to that achieved by the 1-kN·m-DWTSM.

Experimental investigations have demonstrated this approach uses lower dosages of factor to yield bone healing equivalent to that achieved via the administration of recombinant factor or use of bone grafts.

In the following, we will show that the achievable sum rate of SC-FDMA using equal power allocation without joint decoding is equivalent to that achieved by nonprecoded OFDMA system with equal gain power (EGP) allocation among the assigned sub-carriers.

The primary outcome was determination of the canakinumab dose producing equivalent efficacy to that achieved with colchicine 0.5 mg, with respect to the mean number of flares per patient occurring within 16 weeks post randomisation (ie, the target dose).

Results show that gemcitabine/carboplatin efficacy was equivalent or superior to that achieved with single-agent gemcitabine or other platinum-based treatments.

This condition is sufficient to ensure that, for our chosen imaging modality, our synchronization scheme is able to acquire a 3D dataset with positional resolution equivalent to that which would be achieved were the heart hypothetically to be "frozen in time" for scanned 3D imaging.

The available evidence indicates that ciclesonide has an effect on pulmonary function (forced expiratory volume in 1 s, forced vital capacity, and peak expiratory flow), as well as producing improvements in patient-reported symptoms that are equivalent to those achieved with other inhaled corticosteroids.

The sustained improvements in HbA1c that we observed are equivalent to those achieved in more resource-intensive health professional led care management programs.