Sentence examples for if equivalency from inspiring English sources

Orthopaedic implants can be introduced in clinical practice if equivalency to an already approved implant can be demonstrated.

(ii CMS may also provide the organization written notice of its intent to withdraw approval if an equivalency review, onsite observation, or CMS' daily experience with the accreditation organization suggests that the accreditation organization is not meeting the requirements of this section.

For a given set of human disease related genes, it is therefore important to determine if functional equivalency has been retained between species.

Much like climate change deniers, I was conscious of providing a false equivalency if the science is settled.

By the equivalency, if the constant factor in (24) is not the best possible, then by (29) we would reach a contradiction that the constant factor in (23) is not the best possible.

By the equivalency, if the constant factor in the reverse of (24) is not the best possible, then by (30) we would reach a contradiction that the constant factor in the reverse of (23) is not the best possible.

If you pass the equivalency tests, you won't need to complete the undergraduate courses.

In some states, you might be allowed to legally leave school early if your legal guardians agree and if you pass a High School equivalency test or get a GED.

If not exactly a false equivalency, it is perhaps a false vicinity: the belief that Trump's unmitigated bigotry is just a few degrees removed from Clinton's history of establishment ties and nineties-era centrism.

Even if one buys the false equivalency and assumes both campaigns produce equal amounts of it, she has demonstrated an ability to navigate the rather complicated, delicate and high stakes china shop of international affairs without wreaking utter havoc upon it.

If additivity is assumed, toxic equivalency factors can be used (Walker et al. 2005).