Sentence examples for is an equivalency from inspiring English sources

In so doing, you imply there is an equivalency of bias or motivation.

Zermelo's theorem [9] shows that there is an equivalency between the existence of a fixed point of such a map and the monotonicity of the map.

The study was an "equivalency" trial, designed to demonstrate that the NIR stent was not inferior to (i.e., equivalent or better than) the PS stent, for the primary end point of target vessel failure (defined as death, myocardial infarction, or target vessel revascularization) by 9 months.

It appears to be an equivalency between believers in Blue Inequality and Red Inequality -- whatever those may be -- but it's not.

Of course, the "New Black Panthers" are not a political movement anywhere but in their own mind, so there's an equivalency problem there.

It is -- there is not an equivalency, I think, in assessing, you know, --.

Tier one in this hierarchy is a near equivalency between amoxicillin-clavulanic acid, ceftriaxone and cefoxitin.

Do you believe that there is a moral equivalency between these two things?

The rest of the argument is a false equivalency between Palin and Biden, and if I were Kerry, I'd just let this stand without comment.

However, there is a false equivalency at play any time the north is discussed in British media; both parties are assigned equal blame for any failure to achieve compromise.

(Though on Thursday he tried to walk back his earlier comments, claiming he never "said there is a moral equivalency between" the white supremacists and the anti-fascists protesters).