Sentence examples for measures as equivalent from inspiring English sources

It is easy to treat the two measures as equivalent.

Changes in consumer welfare, measured as equivalent variation changes in annual income, are often used as an indicator to measure the economic effects of a policy.

One unit of Mo-reducing enzyme activity is defined as the amount of enzyme that produces 1 nmole molybdenum blue measured as equivalent to ascorbate-reduced 12-MP in one minute at room temperature.

Of course, in the proof, the measure-theory results available for complete measures, such as equivalent definitions of measurability of multifunctions (cf. [[42], Chapter III] or [41]), must be avoided.

In using these various measures of effect, we noted the design effect in treating all such measures of effect as equivalent for common outcomes such as diarrhoea and the debate about methodologies for converting such measures of effect into a single measure (Zhang 1998; McNutt 2003).

The release of reducing sugars in 60 min at 55°C and pH 4.8 (50 mM sodium citrate buffer) was measured as glucose equivalent using DNS method.

Séralini et al. [3] did not present their data on the composition of the feed but informed that 'all feed formulations consisted in balanced diets, chemically measured as substantially equivalent except for the transgene'.

Physical activity was measured as metabolic equivalent of task (MET).

All feed formulations consisted of a balanced diet, chemically measured as substantially equivalent.

Total sugar concentration was measured as glucose equivalent by the phenol-sulfuric acid method [ 29].

The glucocorticoid dose was measured as the equivalent prednisone dose administered during the previous 3 months (milligrams per day).