Sentence examples for equivalents in the first from inspiring English sources

European financial stocks actually outperformed their US equivalents in the first three months of the year (although both were terrible).Nor is it clear that the markets think Europe is uniquely heading for a deflationary trap.

Opioid use was tabulated as morphine equivalents in the first 24 hours, second 24 hours, and third 24 hours following surgery.

Data (at admission) presented with 95% confidence intervals GE, genome equivalents In the first multivariate analysis, the following factors were independent predictors of 90-day mortality: plasma cell-free DNA concentration over 16,000 GE/ml at admission (P = 0.001), baseline PaO2/FiO2-ratio (P = 0.004), chronic heart disease (P < 0.001), and SAPS II score minus oxygenation (P < 0.001).

In other models the words of each language are interconnected and interact at the lexical level, and the access of a word in the second language to its meaning is often mediated by its translation equivalent in the first language [ 18].

Importantly, N170 responses to fear faces were significantly larger in amplitude than N170 responses to neutral stimuli independent of other factors including hemisphere, gender of the actor, or instructional group, and the N170 and emotional effects were equivalent in the first and second halves of the experiment.

Hot Fuzz is altogether more varied and a remarkable cast of British actors plays things as straight as their American equivalents did in the first couple of Airplane spoofs.

In contrast, as Nakata (2006) maintains, non-congruent collocations are described as those collocations whose exact equivalent in the second language cannot be found so that its literal translation in the second language would yield an odd expression.

A stretch of highly basic amino acid residues is also found in the chicken GnRH receptor (RKRRK) at the equivalent region in the first intracellular loop (Fig. 3A, Table 1), however, similar sequences are not located in any part of the mammalian type II GnRH-R (data not shown), a receptor that appears to be activated only by the type II GnRH.

The settings used are equivalent to in the first spatial scenario.

In the NIH study 35% of the F32 fellows received an "R01 equivalent" grant in the first 10 years after receipt of the doctorate, compared to the present study in which 30% (males and females) received an independent "major" grant any time up to 2009.

One patient from the study group was excluded due to previous opioid tolerance, leaving 27 patients for evaluation.> The average length of stay in the study group was 1.93 days and the control group length of stay was 2.47 days (p ≤ 0.05) (Table  2).> The study group and control group morphine equivalent use in the first, second, and third 24 hour intervals are displayed in Table  2.