Sentence examples for was found equivalent to from inspiring English sources

Orientation of PVPh and PET in the blend was found equivalent to that observed in pure polymers simulations.

Based on the small difference between the gait patterns measured on the two test platforms, testing on a treadmill was found equivalent to testing on a ramp.

Recently, pemetrexed was found equivalent to 3-week docetaxel, in a large phase III study involving 571 patients in second-line treatment for advanced NSCLC (Hanna et al, 2004).

A significant oscillation in H+ content corresponding to citrate was found, equivalent to 12 μmol citrate (g FM −1 after 12 days of drought, comparable with the lower end, ∼22 μmol (g FM −1, of the range in species of Clusia, a genus abundant in CAM species performing different modes (Lüttge 2007).

For example, AUDIT question 'How often during the last year have you found that you were not able to stop drinking once you had started?' was found equivalent to 'How often during the last three months have you kept drinking when you promised yourself not to?'.

Besides, the quantum efficiency for the sprayed films are found equivalent to the values achieved for the powders, highlighting the potential of the films for application in light conversion devices.

A total of 470 additional lesions were found, equivalent to 2.4 lesions per case.

Under the above assumption, a Wald test has been designed, which is found equivalent to the Rao test proposed by Orlando and Ricci, which, in turn, is found to yield better performance in terms of mismatched signals rejection.

A separate study noted that a polymyxin B resin was found to be to equivalent to APTMS in removing LPS from DNA preparations [ 171].

55 In one clinical study, however, BPSA medium was found to be equivalent to ASH in its ability to grow B. pseudomallei but also found to be less selective.

The conditioning volume was found to be equivalent to the sample volume to limit the deterioration of the BIN life.