The phrase "of equivalent quality to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It is typically used to compare two objects or qualities. One example of using this phrase would be: "The new product is of equivalent quality to its more expensive counterpart."
About half of the 31 copies came from the girl's mother and half from her father, producing a genome "of equivalent quality to a recent human genome," says paleoanthropologist John Hawks of the University of Wisconsin, Madison, who was not part of the team.
These timber castles, including Tomen y Rhodywdd, Tomen y Faerdre, Gaer Penrhôs, were of equivalent quality to the equivalent Norman fortifications in the area, and it can prove difficult to distinguish the builders of some sites from the archaeological evidence alone.
These timber castles, including Tomen y Rhodwydd, Tomen y Faerdre and Gaer Penrhôs, were of equivalent quality to the Norman fortifications in the area and it can prove difficult to distinguish the builders of some sites from the archaeological evidence alone.
We therefore conclude that care in RWP-supported facilities was at least of equivalent quality to care supported by other payers – and in some cases, of higher quality.
Importantly, for the three-option test to rival the four-option test in terms of this index, it is estimated by use of the Spearman-Brown [ 27, 28] prophecy formula that an additional 6 items of equivalent quality to those already on hand would have been required.
Analysis by two standard validation suites, PSVS (Bhattacharya et al., 2007) and iCing (http://nmr.cmbi.ru.nl/icing/ welcome), revealed that the PONDEROSA-derived structures were of equivalent quality to the structures of the same proteins in the Protein Data Bank (1D3Z and 2KQK) determined by less automated means.
Trained FCHVs can offer health services of almost equivalent quality to those provided by facility-based health workers; for example, they can correctly diagnose, treat, and recognize danger signs of common childhood illnesses [ 15].
The DfES says the education provision in accommodation centres will be of equivalent quality and range to that provided in mainstream schools and that the curriculum will be tailored to meet the children's needs.
For high-Q resonator, R D is small enough to be ignored, and the value of equivalent quality factor Q′ is more close to Q L. Therefore, active power on the load P L is {P}_L=frac{{boldsymbol{A}}^2}{omega_0}cdot frac{4{k}_{12}^2}{Q_L}cdot {left[{k}_{12}^2+1/left({QQ}_Lright)right]}^{-2} (6).
That document contains a proviso that "a debt security is considered to be investment grade if it is rated investment grade" by Moody's, Standard & Poor's or Fitch, "or is unrated but considered to be of equivalent quality by FMR," Fidelity's parent.
Saliva-extracted DNA has been demonstrated to be of equivalent quality as blood-extracted DNA in humans [13].
