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Meanings of equivalence in English

Portuguese
equivalência
Catalan
equivalència
Spanish
equivalencia

A state of being essentially equal or equivalent; equally balanced.

equivalência
Portuguese
comparação
Catalan
comparança
Spanish
comparación

Qualities that are comparable.

comparação
Synonyms
Examples for "comparison"
Examples for "comparison"
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However, academics said the comparison with such private sector companies was misleading.
Reuters
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By comparison American cases, until recently, were doubling about every three days.
News.com.au
3
Physical features comparison, however, could only provide limited information for zygosity determination.
Pubmed
4
Our quality of education is simply superb in comparison with other countries.
The Irish Times
5
By comparison Seat sold more than three times that number last year.
Reuters
1
Data synthesis: The effect size was calculated to compare different outcome measures.
Pubmed
2
The second aim was to compare these findings with best practice guidelines.
Pubmed
3
Polytomous logistic regression was used to compare each case group with controls.
Pubmed
4
I will ask each of them a question and compare their answers.
The black swan: the impact of the highly improbable
5
Randomized trials that compare new drugs with current standard treatments are needed.
Pubmed
1
The comparability of these control groups has not been established in young children.
Pubmed
2
Heterogeneity among lists may affect patient eligibility and comparability of results.
Pubmed
3
However, the present particular methodological difficulties, and comparability between them is generally poor.
Pubmed
4
The reporting of results needs to be standardized to maximize comparability of studies.
Pubmed
5
Structural comparability or lack of comparability was monitored for different preparations of interferon-β-1a.
Pubmed
Catalan
equivalència
Spanish
equivalencia

Essential equality and interchangeability.

equivalència
Usage of equivalence in English
1
Reminder: EU may grant and withdraw equivalence in some financial services autonomously.
The Guardian
2
Objective: To develop 22 Chinese Mandarin monosyllable lists with good psychometrical equivalence.
Pubmed
3
I am very concerned that that is how they think equivalence works.
Reuters
4
They are relatively easy to replicate and prove equivalence to branded medicines.
Reuters
5
The doctrine of equal access is founded on the equivalence of Men.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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The former Belfast lord mayor denied any equivalence with the DUP behaviour.
The Guardian
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The totality of evidence supports clinical equivalence of ABP 215 and bevacizumab.
Pubmed
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Risks for human consumption were determined by the total toxicity equivalence approach.
Pubmed
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I had been at this game awhile and knew my male equivalence.
My horizontal life: a collection of one-night stands
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Analytical similarity and pharmacokinetic equivalence between the two have been previously demonstrated.
Pubmed
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Radiographs were digitized to determine the radiopacity equivalence in millimeters of aluminum.
Pubmed
12
Regular reviews of the equivalence status are therefore necessary, he said.
Reuters
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However, AT-SVF is not fully characterized in terms of functional equivalence to BMC.
Pubmed
14
Correlation testing, means comparison and model fit evaluation confirmed scale equivalence.
Pubmed
15
Biological equivalence of treatment outcome among various RT modalities is demonstrated.
Pubmed
16
Methods: Instruments were forward and backward translated to establish semantic equivalence.
Pubmed
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Translations for equivalence
Equivalence through the time
Equivalence across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common