Sentence examples for qualitatively equivalent from inspiring English sources

The results obtained in this case are qualitatively equivalent to the main setting.

Their equilibrium pressure would be qualitatively equivalent to pctl in our paper.

Summing up, one can conclude that the condition under which corner solutions prevails is qualitatively equivalent to the basic setting.

Results show that the effect of the grid is qualitatively equivalent to the effect of surface tension.

When all these terms are combined, they simplify to an expression which is very similar and qualitatively equivalent to the basic setting.

In accordance with this result, we find a qualitatively equivalent pattern of results concerning the link between ENT specialist ambulatory cases and GP cases (Eq. 2).

As shown in univariate models (left column, Table 2), negative, positive, interpersonal, and somatic depressive symptoms qualitatively had equivalent associations with time to AIDS death; thus only CES-D at least 16 was included in the multivariate model because of issues of collinearity and multiple comparisons.

As both sites are located in the same seismic intensity zone of VIII, and the amplification by standing elevation in the Donghekou complex slide and the alluvium deposit at the SFB station can be treated as equivalent qualitatively.

Here, we noted that leptin's effects on COX-2 induction and the angiogenic properties of ECs were both qualitatively and quantitatively equivalent to those of VEGF, leading us to hypothesise that leptin regulates EC function through VEGFR2 activation.

This was justified as the results of the spatial simulations are qualitatively identical for equivalent ratios.

If agents in the mixture act independently (which is to say that they are unconnected in any way), then the mixture toxicity is qualitatively and quantitatively equivalent to their separate distinct effects—essentially "response additivity".