Sentence examples for indicated equivalent from inspiring English sources
Statistical analysis indicated equivalent performance for both the operators and instruments.
Results indicated equivalent group performance on retention, but improved performance for the NSD group compared to the SD group on transfer (d = 0.64).
Transcriptional run-on measurements with nuclei of rapidly proliferating cells indicated equivalent loading of RNA polymerases on three unlinked mouse rp genes [ 8], consistent with the equal abundance of the corresponding rp mRNAs [ 9].
Thus in keeping with the chIP experiments that indicated equivalent DNA binding of HIF-1 α and HIF-2 α, transcriptional selectivity was not determined by domains involved in DNA binding but by C-terminal sequences.
In keeping with our hypothesis, we found no significant difference in hematocrit between the two groups after rapid fluid infusion indicating equivalent levels of 'dilution'dilution
rRNA bands (28 and 18S) from an ethidium bromide-stained gel of the corresponding RNA samples indicate equivalent loading of RNA.
The symmetric (υ s(CH2), d +) and asymmetric (υ as(CH2), d -) stretching vibrations of pure CTAB indicate equivalent gauche defects which lie at 2,849 and 2,918 cm-1 [35], as well as those of CTAFeII.
This approach is proved by comparing the theoretical stiffness values with experimental stiffness values in the same configurations, which also indicates equivalent gravity can be employed to describe the actual distributed gravities in an acceptable accuracy manner.
A symbol value of "1" indicates that the statistical performance of the model in the row is better than that of the model in the column, while "0" indicates the performance in the row is worse than that in the column, and "–" indicates equivalent performance.
The determined kinase activity-state pattern was analogous in both analysed species indicating equivalent regulatory mechanisms.
All cortactin variants were recognized by an anti-cortactin monoclonal antibody (Figure 1A), indicating equivalent expression of the assayed constructs.
