Sentence examples for values equivalent from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, it was only under these conditions that A. lipoferum CRT1 inoculation significantly raised seed-to-adult plant ratio to values equivalent to those of the other conditions (85.9% and 89.5%, respectively) and increased grain yield (Table 2).

Such equations provided corrected δ13C values equivalent to those obtained through lipid extraction when applied to a species with similar characteristics (i.e., taxon, behavior, etc).

Temperature distribution, hardness values, equivalent stress-strain curves, and ballistic limit curves are reported from both the experiments and the numerical simulations.

Their results were soon extended, and comprehensive treatises on the measurement of chords (in effect, a construction of a table of values equivalent to the trigonometric sine) were produced by Hipparchus and by Menelaus of Alexandria (1st century ad).

The use of SNPs as a complement to the analysis of autosomal STRs in paternity casework can result in paternity index and paternity probability values equivalent or higher than those obtained with more STR loci, but with lower costs.

Values equivalent to zero represent UCIP processing, positive values indicate super-capacity, and negative values represent limited capacity.

"We seized drugs with a street-value equivalent to about $13 million," Ms. Rice said.

In later developments certain cards had special value, equivalent to wild cards in modern poker.

This formulation also showed an EC50 value equivalent to fisetin alone in the A549 cell line.

When the equivalent plastic strain reaches the critical value (equivalent plastic fracture strain), the butterfly specimen fractures.

From 2015, he moved to an annual LTIP award with a value equivalent to 70% of salary vesting after three years.