Sentence examples for in any equivalent from inspiring English sources

A first natural function is defined as the number of bad rows in any equivalent matrix.

Currently BLAST (Altschul et al., 1990) is used to search for homologs, MUSCLE (Edgar, 2004) to align the homologs and PHYML (Guindon and Gascuel, 2003) is applied for tree reconstruction, although in principle any equivalent tools could be used.

There is no equivalent land mass between these southerly latitudes anywhere else in the southern hemisphere, nor any equivalent in the north.

Detection and management of sexually transmitted diseases offer improvements in health without necessarily any equivalent reduction in the risk of maternal death [ 14].

Minimal shift mapping provides a measure of the chemical-shift difference, Δshift, that corresponds to the minimal, or closest distance, for each b peak to any peak in an equivalent full-length ERp27 (bb′) spectrum.

His job there was "overwatching" marines – shooting any threats to them with a sniper rifle – and in this role he killed more people than any equivalent in American armed-forces history.

The frontal gland in soldiers is a large, unpaired organ without any equivalent in other insects [9].

You might think that watching a cut between Alain Delon's face and a swordfish in a Sicilian market stall in René Clément's Plein soleil is no more pointless than any equivalent in A bout de souffle, but the writers of Cahiers could have told you otherwise, and why.

And they don't have any equivalent in their armoury.

I cannot find any equivalent in Islam's basic book.

The words of collaboration were too uncompromisingly sycophantic (and stronger than any equivalent in the Soviet Union at the time); they were also too recent, his support for the fallen regime being only a few weeks in the past.