"remains equivalent" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something has stayed the same despite changes in its environment, or is equal in value to something else. For example, "Despite the changes in the stock market, the value of the company's stock remains equivalent."
One key modification is done on the rotor of the wind turbine so that its performance remains equivalent while Froude scaling is applied.
Then clearly Definition 2.2 remains equivalent if we replace the (widehat {textsc {H}}^{t}_{varepsilon }) in (8) with H t,0,ε.
In the Alb Cre + mice, GSK-3α expression is selectively lost in liver but remains equivalent in other tissues when compared to the Alb Cre- control animals (Figure 4A).
Endorectal coil MRI improves accuracy but remains equivalent to EUS and the latter offers the potential for FNA sampling of perirectal lymph nodes or masses.
We observed that mice treated concomitantly with the prebiotic and the GLP-2 antagonist or GLP-2 antagonist alone exhibit CD68, NADPHox and TLR4 mRNA levels (fig 7B D) similar to the control mice, except for the PAI-1 mRNA levels (fig 7F) which remains equivalent to the prebiotic treated mice with or without GLP-2 antagonist treatment.
Elevated rates of measurable symptomatology and illness in Gulf War Era veterans have been well documented [ 1- 4], with the excess burden of symptom prevalence estimated to be as high as 25-30% among deployed Gulf War troops, while their disease-related mortality remains equivalent to, or even lower than, that of the general population [ 1- 6].
And yet, for reformers and officials on the Hill, the most optimistic scenario for passing legislation still remains the equivalent of a hail Mary pass.
This particular kind of "design pattern" [18] ensures that, although the system remains operationally equivalent to one with direct connections, it is far easier to implement changes that re-use the available structure.
Crucially, when the predictions are adjusted to compensate for class priors in the test set, PPV improves in every case and the NPV of the adjusted classifier remains approximately equivalent to the non-adjusted classifier.
In addition, it reflects the reality that continued OPV use implies either very high costs forever (i.e., for OPV with SIAs) or very high cases forever (i.e., for OPV without SIAs), or some outcome within this spectrum that remains approximately equivalent in terms of INB due to the high societal costs of paralytic poliomyelitis [ 61].
Conducting a single expanded age group round targeting 0 14 years with no improvement in coverage for the under-vaccinated sub-population remains roughly equivalent to an increase of 0.20 in the coverage for the under-vaccinated sub-population without expanded age groups.
