Sentence examples for there is equivalent data from inspiring English sources
"We don't know," and won't know, she says, until there is equivalent data on gay men who become parents.
There is no equivalent data available for Freddie, but it is likely that its purchases were proportionately the same, amounting to an estimated $120 billion.
Because there were no equivalent data for viruses, virus disinfection was assumed to have the same distribution as Giardia but a modulated mean value.
The MA.17 randomized controlled trial of extended adjuvant endocrine therapy has already shown that letrozole treatment is beneficial after 5 years of tamoxifen in postmenopausal patients [ 90, 101], but there are no equivalent data on the use of tamoxifen after initial AI therapy in the adjuvant setting [ 100].
However, there are no equivalent data for PP targets.
There are no equivalent data published for wine.
To our knowledge, there are no equivalent data for green leafy vegetables or fruit.
Although there are no equivalent data dealing with postsynaptically-generated NO, we can begin to envisage what happens.
To proceed, we therefore restrict attention to the rooted case, which is equivalent to assuming there exists in the data set a reference taxon which can provisionally be used to root the input trees (in an artificial but useful sense of "rooting").
Second, it is realistic to use the NHANES III BMD data, because it is large and well sampled enough in areas where there is no equivalent BMD data.
