Sentence examples for suggest equivalence from inspiring English sources

Though Mr. Grassley made no mention of the two men on Friday, he appeared to suggest equivalence between their crimes and his views of Mr. Steele's actions.

The current evidence base would suggest equivalence in teaching strategies for EBM, yet no published evidence on the cost associated with these interventions is currently available.

Although no upregulation of leptin gene was identified, the equivalent upregulation of osteogenic genes of alkaline phosphatase, osteocalcin, and Runx2, together with equivalent Alizarin red staining), suggests equivalence of osteogenic differentiation capacity for UC-MSCs and ASCs.

So the jumpsuits, rather than suggesting equivalence between the three, framed difference.

Nestlé has also continued to promote its Illuma infant formula in Hong Kong as "ever closer to lactating secretion", despite WHO guidance prohibiting promotions suggesting equivalence with breastmilk.

Trump had drawn intense criticism from Democrats and some Republicans for failing to clearly and promptly denounce the hate groups and suggesting equivalence between protesters on both sides.

The CIs crossed 1 in both groups, however, suggesting equivalence.

Previous preclinical evidence suggests equivalence of MLPA and traditional karyotyping (TKT) regarding test performance.

The absence of a detectable difference suggests equivalence, but proof of equivalence would require a different sample size.

Based on evidence suggesting equivalence of low and high ABIs (14), the latter were considered as having PAD.

The evidence was therefore graded as moderate quality suggesting equivalence comparing benzyl penicillin and amoxicillin (Table 5).