Sentence examples for fundamentally equivalent from inspiring English sources

The mode of transportation to games or practices must be fundamentally equivalent.

Failing to mitigate global warming by significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions is fundamentally equivalent to continuing to smoke cigarettes, driving without a seat belt, or refusing to buy homeowner's insurance.

We show that both approaches produce fundamentally equivalent results.

This approach is fundamentally equivalent to a series of regression analyses, as MANCOVA includes regression models.

The standardized regression coefficients for these effects were fundamentally equivalent (i.e., -0.089 vs. -0.067, respectively).

To evaluate whether meERG responses recorded with the CLEAr Lens were fundamentally equivalent to responses recorded with a conventional single-channel wire electrode, both recording methods were employed in one animal during a single experiment.

The demands of a rapidly proliferating cell for carbon metabolites for the synthesis of biomass, energy and redox equivalents, are fundamentally different from the requirements of a differentiated, quiescent cell, but it remains open whether this metabolic switch is a cause or a consequence of malignant transformation.

The recognition that Thomas is fundamentally an Aristotelian is not equivalent to the claim that Aristotle is the only influence on him.

As a sector it's fundamentally unlikely to lead to a Minecraft equivalent, or even a FarmVille equivalent.

In fact, this project fundamentally changes the way we operate — the equivalent of a "moon shot" for the railroad — not by moving across town, but by expanding the service we provide to accommodate growth in the regional economy.

As it is fundamentally impossible to prove that two treatments have exactly equivalent effects, "clinical equivalence intervals" must be determined.