Sentence examples for reported equivalent to from inspiring English sources

One-third of which had an abnormality reported, equivalent to 5.9% of the overall population studied.

A total of 104 injuries were reported, equivalent to an incidence of 1.68 injuries per match (95% CI 1.36 to 2.00).

A total of 126 illnesses were reported, equivalent to an incidence of 68.1 illnesses per 1000 registered athletes (95% CI 56.6 to 79.5), 39.5 illnesses per 1000 athlete participations (95% CI 32.7 to 46.3) and 7.6 illnesses per 1000 athlete days (95% CI 6.2 to 8.9) (table 2).

These studies although limited to 1 month of duration, reported equivalent effectiveness to NSAIDs in relieving symptoms of OA.

These findings support those of Shafi et al., who reported equivalent access to acute rehabilitation among minorities.

It is similar to previously reported equivalent current patterns based on ground magnetometers (e.g., Vestine et al. 1947; Friis-Christensen and Wilhjelm 1975): a two-cell pattern with currents flowing largely sunward across the polar cap, however with a significant dawnward component.

If every relevant business signed up to these initiatives emissions savings could be as high as 10bn tonnes, says the report, equivalent to those of China, the world's largest emitter.

Another implication of our findings is that we must not consider parent reports equivalent to child's' report.

The truly exciting part, says Zarate, is the speed with which the treatment works: Just one day after getting a shot of ketamine, patients reported improvements equivalent to those reported after 2 months of standard antidepressants.

In the first half of this year, Pechiney reported earnings equivalent to $12.1 million after a loss of roughly $55 million for all of 2002.

The decree was widely reported as equivalent to legalization, but the truth is that small-scale medical marijuana has been permitted in Colombia for the past 30 years.