Sentence examples for result of equivalent from inspiring English sources

There is series of shared population genetic properties between chicken and human IL-4Rα that may be the result of equivalent functional roles for each.

Thus, the pattern we observe may be the result of equivalent evolutionary processes that have occurred repeatedly during the formation of non-migratory Gobiomorphus species in New Zealand.

The incapacity to self fertilise may thus reduce the rate of speciation, but would increase the lifetime of the species, with a net result of equivalent numbers of species.

Calculation results of equivalent stress model show excellent agreement with experiments of composite bolted joint.

The results of equivalent linear site response analyses are used as an input for the analytical solutions.

The results of equivalent antenna simulation show that the resonant frequency of equivalent antenna is similar to that of the original antenna.

Response statistics obtained for the model by using this closure scheme are compared with results of equivalent linearization via Monte Carlo simulation.

Differences observed in the results of equivalent frame modelling versus non-linear finite element modelling, for a set of representative structural models with rigid and flexible diaphragms, under both static and dynamic analyses, are examined.

From XRD patterns of statically annealed PPC-MA/C20A and PPC-MA/C30B mixtures and Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) results of equivalent nanocomposites, partial delamination of C30B in PPC-MA was confirmed to be relevant to diffusion of PPC-MA molecular chains in C30B galleries, grafting of PPC-MA to C30B platelet surfaces and further separation of C30B platelets.

Table 3 shows results of equivalent correlation analysis with Pb exposure, age, and bio-markers of kidney function.

In the context of these findings, our results of equivalent deactivation levels in default network regions across the 2 attention focus conditions is at least consistent with the behavioral metrics indicative of equated task difficulty.