Sentence examples for observed equivalent to from inspiring English sources
Initially, sustained winds of 80 mph (130 km/h) were observed, equivalent to a Category 1 hurricane.
When the drug was given immediately after irradiation, a large cytotoxic effect was observed, equivalent to an enhancement ratio of 1-3.
One-order of magnitude difference in the K d between fac and the mer isomers upon binding to cyt c is observed (equivalent to 4 kJ mol 1 in free energy).
Students observed equivalent glass slides by LM as those in the VM group.
The magnitude of these results was considerable, and the associations we observed were equivalent to the cognitive effects we find for 6 7 years of aging in these women.
In the as-fabricated condition large thermal residual strCTains are observed, being equivalent to average axial fibre and matrix stresses of −840 and 450 MPa, respectively.
The sustained improvements in HbA1c that we observed are equivalent to those achieved in more resource-intensive health professional led care management programs.
The detection limit observed was equivalent to 1 and 10 parasites/uL in culture samples of reference strains of L. infantum and L. braziliensis, respectively.
Do the authors observe equivalent antagonism of SMO in these cells?
The E-value is calculated to report the expected frequency of observing scores equivalent to or better than the one for the reported peptide if the results were to take place randomly.
"Women with children," as my friend Sheila Rowbotham later observed, "were our equivalent to the Marxist proletariat… the vanguard of the women's movement".
