Sentence examples for of equivalent intensity from inspiring English sources
One interpretation could be that, confronted with a pain of equivalent intensity, migraine patients are particularly vulnerable as compared to tension-type patients.
The alarmed state was replaced by a silence of equivalent intensity and the public was left with the impression that the possibility of influenza pandemic crisis was over.
While this peak is not of equivalent intensity in the spectrum of wild-type sugarcane, vibrational modes corresponding to C=O stretching in lignin and acetyl groups in hemicellulose have been previously measured (Table 2).
For comparison purposes, discarding TRG spots is not anticipated to bias the results since both control types are expected to behave similarly in relation to this class of spots, producing signals of equivalent intensity, eventually with smaller variance for the mix control due to the pooling effect.
A range of equivalent intensities can be covered in a single numerical or experimental simulation, thus significantly reducing the computational demand as compared to full nonlinear response-history analyses.
The high degree of carbon disorder in NCFs produced by laser ablation of naphthalene is also demonstrated by the presence of broad bands centered at approximately 1,360 cm−1 (D-band) and approximately 1,590 cm−1 (G-band) of equivalent intensities in Raman spectra.
The M results of PNAE are similar to those of NDNE because of their approximately equivalent intensity mapping functions.
Operational analysis of the storm indicated that it attained the equivalent intensity of a Category 4 hurricane as it made landfall.
A solar light simulator (Oriel Instrument) was used to generate an equivalent intensity of one sunlight (100 mWcm−2) AM 1.5 G radiation.
By September 19, the system re-attained the equivalent intensity of a Category 2 hurricane and the forward motion increased.
We excluded sample-specific PCR inhibition in subjects with low copy numbers by demonstrating amplification of human DNA with equivalent intensity for all samples.
