Sentence examples for similar equivalent from inspiring English sources

In Taiwan, after all, the Communist Party's once very similar equivalent, the Kuomintang, ended up accepting the possibility of ceding power.

Mahzarin R. Banaji, who led the study, argues that people in similar, equivalent groups will place those groups into a hierarchy, from best to worst, even when there is no rational basis for ranking them.

The Vacuum-PVD and PVD only have the same settlement magnitudes with similar equivalent loads.

Examination times for iLED and Fraen AFTER were similar equivalent, and were both significantly shorter than for the Lumin system (p = 0.0034 and p = 0.0138 respectively).

In comparison to classic musical instruments, Setar resembles the Guitar, but Daf doesn't have any similar equivalent.

Nearly a third of the ETS identified similar equivalent sequences in genomic sequence scaffolds from the alternative Celera-based sequence assembly of the human genome.

It was Michael Ashburner, the godfather of fruit fly research at Cambridge, who first established that of the genes that in their mutant form cause diseases in humans – cystic fibrosis being one example – around 75% have very similar equivalents in fruit flies.

They all have highly similar equivalents in OpMNPV genome.

It can be observed that Eq. (20) is similar or equivalent to Eq. (36).

Both titanium and plastic are fairly similar and equivalent, it is a local choice.

A similar 3D equivalent of the method is described by Larsen et al. [48].