Sentence examples for followed equivalent from inspiring English sources

The dishes followed equivalent pairings of color and flavor.

The services PMI followed equivalent surveys earlier in the week for manufacturing and construction.

But we can do something which is roughly equivalent so long as our surveys are large and representative which is to follow equivalent age group cohorts over time.

The source data for OG particles are as follows: Equivalent diameter of the particles, D = 0.43 mm Consumption of oxidized graphite, G = 30 kg/h = 0.0083 kg/s Initial temperature of the particles, T = 300 K Density, ρ = 2230 kg/m3 Heat capacity, Cp = 1680 J/kg·K Thermal conductivity = 0.33 W/m·K.

Importantly, despite these differences in coordination geometry in the [HasAp-hemin] millisecond intermediates of the variant and wt proteins, all three proteins follow equivalent kinetic profiles.

In the paper titled "Evaluating the Importance of the Carotid Chemoreceptors in Controlling Breathing during Exercise in Man," please note that in Figure 4(a) the top scale should read as follows: Equivalent altitude (k ft) calculated by Dripps (and not km).

Following equivalents are presently recognised. 1. Cyclical vomiting (ICHD-II 1.3.1)   2.

Our model system consisted of fluorescent poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid) (PLGA) NPs that were nanoprecipitated in one of a small panel of commonly-used surfactants followed by equivalent washes and conjugation of an engineered Fab antibody fragment.

In vitro, each FP scavenged H2O2 with the most efficient being CP followed by equivalent activity of CFP and RFP.

Members of the Ruminococcus genus were first described by A. K. Sijpesteijn in the early part of the twentieth century which were followed by equivalent descriptions by R. E. Hungate [2], [3].

The pattern elements in lepidopteran wings are a good illustration that phenotypic diversity is not necessarily followed by equivalent levels of genetic diversity [ 10], being sometimes more and sometimes less variable than the underlying patterns of gene expression.