Sentence examples for pattern is equivalent from inspiring English sources

This fractionation pattern is equivalent to that seen with endogenous L22 (lower band) in these cells.

Though people are more likely to migrate to local towns and cities, and most stay within their birth country, we assume that the net effect on the global pattern is equivalent to random migration.

Averaged across all fingerprints, substitution of the cyclization pattern was equivalent to substitution of 0.75 monomers in a hybrid natural product.

The multi-group analysis by age showed that the same number of factors and factor-loading pattern were equivalent across both age groups, supporting the configural invariance of the bifactor model (SBχ = 256.10; df = 126; CFI = .97; NNFI = .96; RMSEA = .04; 95% C.I. [.03 .05]) and its fit statistics were used as a baseline onto which more stringent models were compared.

Marshall Bern and Barry Hayes showed in 1996 that assigning mountain and valley folds in certain crease patterns is equivalent to a 3SAT problem which is known to be NP-complete.

In 1972, Porter was named designer of the year by the Clothing Institute and, Joicey claims, the impact of her understanding of fabrics and patterns is equivalent to the design technology skills of Apple designer Jonathan Ive today.

We showed that wild-type CagA and a CagA mutant lacking the EPIYA motifs are equally potent in inducing MLC redistribution in a cell type in which their subcellular localization patterns are equivalent, leading us to conclude that targeting of CagA to the apical domain is critical for efficient activation of MLC and subsequent epithelial disruption in the larval eye epithelium.

These differences were apparent in early stages of infection when torpor-arousal patterns were equivalent between infected and non-infected animals, suggesting that P. destructans has complex physiological impacts on its host prior to onset of clinical signs indicative of late-stage infections.

By connecting 4 9 dots in a 3 × 3 grid, the user can set up an unlock pattern which is equivalent to a password or a PIN.

In all IFs, an obligatory feature is the presence of a stutter - a discontinuity in the heptad repeat pattern that is equivalent to an insertion of four extra residues at the end of a heptad.

Additionally, expression of GFP-L22 did not alter the localization of endogenous L22 as the fractionation pattern of L22 is equivalent in untransfected cells.