Sentence examples for strategy equivalent from inspiring English sources

1. MEDLINE and EMBASE (1966 to 2005) were searched in December 2005 using the following search strategy #1 Search calcium [Title] 84110 #2 Search pregnan* 568541 #3 Search "blood pressure" 247471 #4 Search hyperten* 241702 #5 Search #1 AND #2 AND (#3 OR #4) 253 2. All databases included in The Cochrane Library (issue 4, 2005) were searched with a search strategy equivalent to the Medline strategy.

The first design strategy is equivalent to a duplication/dimerization process of an active compound or lead.

The conclusion is that the mixed strategy is equivalent to the pure strategy η p ¯, p ¯ with payoff x = [ δ r - η c,δ r - c ].

Actually, our modeling strategy is equivalent to extending the traditional BST, degenerating complex metabolic regulation effects to a form that is compatible with kinetic models.

Because at most two colors were excited by a single laser (one dye per laser on the FACSAria III), this gating strategy was equivalent to the fluorescence minus one approach.

This strategy is equivalent to a model with full interaction between regions and other variables and is more flexible than simply including the region as a confounder in an additive model.

This strategy is equivalent to cold calling, so you may or may not receive a response.

Such optimal values under both chiller priority and optimized control strategies are equivalent and less than that under storage priority control strategy.

The two strategies had equivalent efficacy when the probability of influenza was 42%.

This metaphor refers to how leaders should use frameworks, tools and strategies — the equivalent of recipes, utensils, and cooking methods — to progress from "amateur cook" to "master chef".

Both strategies were equivalent in terms of effects and principles in providing more flexible choices for acclimatization.