Examples of using Was equivalent in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The overall exposure of insulin degludec was equivalent following administration of Xultophy versus insulin degludec alone while the Cmax was higher by 12%.
At the end of the Great Recession, the market capitalization of these companies was equivalent to the GDP of Niger.
audit considered that the performance of the new modular system, renamed SIS 1+R2, was equivalent to that of SIS II.
The overall exposure of liraglutide was equivalent following administration of Xultophy versus liraglutide alone while Cmax was lower by 23%.
The average cost of violence was equivalent to 37 per cent of GDP in the ten least peaceful countries, compared to only three per cent in the ten most peaceful.
Her scream of 129 dBA was equivalent to noise levels at an AC/DC concert, and about 30 dB louder than a jackhammer.
Another study showed that an increase in calorie output over a 24-hour period was equivalent to about 100 calories.
In ES, cultivation of Bt-maize was 58 000 ha in 2004, which was equivalent to about 12% of the Spanish area under maize.
The systemic exposure at the no effect level in mice and rats was equivalent to 3 and 7 times the human systemic exposure during therapy.
They found that math ability was equivalent among the children and did not show a difference in gender or age.
Systemic exposure to FX: C at the Repeat PK visit(at least 6 months later) was equivalent to that at baseline, since repeat/baseline ratios for all PK parameters were within the range of 90% to 110%.
in connection with the entertainment of definite desire, was equivalent to the enactment of the thing conceived in the mind of this Creator Son,
the question probably was equivalent to a statement-‘These words must have a meaning different from their literal signification,
These effects were seen at a maternally tolerated dose of 20 mg/kg where exposure was equivalent to the human exposure at the recommended dose of 80 mg daily(based on total AUC).
n=17 in the subcutaneous group), the total systemic exposure after repeat dose administration(AUClast) was equivalent for subcutaneous and intravenous administrations.
By the famous result of Hippocrates it was known that solving the problem of finding two mean proportionals between a number and its double was equivalent to solving the problem of duplicating the cube.
granted for quota renunciations was equivalent. as to the alleged negative financial consequences,
The London derby over his opponent was equivalent to the national ones in the Crystal,
and he found that it was equivalent to the wealth of the bottom 40 percent of the U.S. population, 120 million people.
level of control and enforcement required by the Hong Kong Convention was equivalent to that provided for in the Basel Convention.