Sentence examples for virtually equivalent to those from inspiring English sources

First, the knockout phenotypes of dnc-3 were virtually equivalent to those of the known dynactin components.

The results of the QTL analysis for GDU were virtually equivalent to those for DPS (Table 6) and will not be discussed further.

Although the density of the dots was less in the mini-array than in the screening 1.4 K arrays, the data by the mini-array analysis were virtually equivalent to those by the screening array (Fig 1c).

This study investigates a novel Minor Destructive Testing (MDT) technique virtually equivalent to the vane test used for soils.

WASHINGTON — Democrats are again stepping up their effort to elevate Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio into a symbol of the Republican Party virtually equivalent to the elephant.

This method applies an iteration algorithm, which is virtually equivalent to the iteration algorithm of the unmodified Newton Raphson method combined with the vector potential formulation.

With the notion of "natural law" thus redefined, the "violation" definition becomes virtually equivalent to the earlier definition of a miracle as an event that exceeds the productive power of nature.

So, as it turns out, Peirce's definition of the difference between finite and infinite sets is virtually equivalent to the standard one, which is found in Section 5 of Richard Dedekind's Was Sind und Was Sollen die Zahlen?, to the effect that an infinite set is one that can be placed into a one-to-one correspondence with a proper subset of itself.

The accompanying specificity of single FIT at 50 ng/ml (88, 2%) was virtually equivalent to the specificity of "one of two FITs+" (87, 4%).

Combined with another extension of the Yamada polynomial by Fleming and Mellor, I will describe a partial test for whether a virtual spatial graph is not virtually equivalent to a spatial graph.

A "serious answer," they have made clear in the past, would have to be one virtually equivalent to acceptance.