Sentence examples for in equivalent terms from inspiring English sources
The ecological and economic benefits of various land uses can be expressed in equivalent terms using emergy as a common denominator.
When the cable is tensioned, the ensemble acquires stiffness and, for appropriate contact profiles of the voussoirs, the response of the element under applied loads is governed by the same equations of Euler's elastica or, in equivalent terms, of a non-linear spline.
If risks and benefits can be measured in equivalent terms (e.g. deaths induced or prevented by the treatment), the preferred choice should be that conferring the highest probability of being beneficial at the chosen value for risk acceptance.
Given the short time horizon (5 years), the focus on costs and outcomes (rather than cost-effectiveness per se), and the desire to compare costs in year 1 and at the end of year 5 in equivalent terms, we did not discount future costs or outcomes for this analysis.
In statistically equivalent terms, achieving the same reduction in between-animal COV while using the traditional MRGluc would require a 40% increase in sample size.
The rest (in thermal equivalent terms) is provided by: burning combustible renewables and waste 10 %; hydropower 5.8 %; nuclear power 4.7%%; geothermal + solar + wind + marine power 1.2%%.
Tailored searches were developed for each of the databases as detailed in Additional file 1, using MeSH terms in Medline and equivalent terms when available in other databases.
Medicines were included in the study if they were categorized as oncology medicines in the NEML (or equivalent terms in different NEMLs or languages).
The Institute for Government IFGG) noted that the number of civil servants had fallen 20% in full-time equivalent terms since 2010, when the coalition government took power and cut spending.
Equivalent terms in other languages include Zaolší (Zaolží) in Czech and Olsa-Gebiet in German.
Equivalent terms in English and Latin are "the Scanian provinces" and "Terrae Scaniae" respectively.
