Sentence examples for providing equivalent information from inspiring English sources

106 107 108 The use of US, providing equivalent information to MRI but less expensive, is therefore recommended for the diagnosis of RC disorders.

Here, statistical redundancy equates to two variables providing equivalent information (e.g., due to being strongly correlated), and it is important to appreciate that this does not necessarily imply functional redundancy (i.e., removing either element does not affect gene expression).

We examined these two approaches and found that, because of the consistency between fire-climate relationships estimated for observed and simulated current climate conditions (Text S3, Figure S3), the first of these approaches would provide equivalent information to the second, while retaining the spatial correlation inherent to the physical model that generated the simulations.

Several genotyped SNPs in weak LD with the causal variant may, however, considered together, provide equivalent information.

While both kriging and CRs provide equivalent information for individual estimation locations, CRs are necessary to estimate spatially aggregated quantities (e.g., area and volume) probabilistically.

This measure was proposed as a modern replacement to the traditional DDH method to determine relatedness of organisms, but still provide equivalent information (i.e., DNA DNA similarity; Konstantinidis and Tiedje 2005; Goris et al. 2007).

There is indication that measurements with ultrasound could provide equivalent density information to that from mammography [ 46- 48].

Although there was high agreement between IHC/CISH and RT-qPCR measurements for ER/ ESR1 and HER2/ ERBB2, we wanted to assess whether the two different methods provided equivalent prognostic information.

To examine whether the birds perceived habituation and dishabituation stimuli as providing different or equivalent information, we compared behavioural responses in both experimental phases.

While cost-effectiveness analysis provides information on 'value for money', it is not equivalent to providing information on the budget impact to a local decision maker.

Advances in digital camera and computer technology have resulted in imaging systems providing clinically relevant information equivalent to traditional film-based techniques.