In Table 4, we present the minimum ζ values that should be set by a researcher in order to arrive at an equivalency of the two populations of commercial companies regarding each one of the nine examined characteristics.
Despite these stated benefits, asynchronous learning may not be worth the investment if we do not find at least equivalency with current teaching methods.
He may try his hand at a general equivalency diploma.
Interestingly, mutations in both genes are mutually exclusive, suggesting functional equivalency, at least in part.
It's actually not an equivalency at all.
However, there is a false equivalency at play any time the north is discussed in British media; both parties are assigned equal blame for any failure to achieve compromise.
I'd personally like to see us also agree that we must set aside our petty, privileged, fake outrages and attempts at false moral equivalency so that we can permit as much justice for the victims of child poverty as we do for the people of Ferguson, Missouri, the Emanuel AME Church, Cecil the Lion and every other worthy cause.
These findings, however, do not always indicate their equivalency at each developmental stage of a hematopoietic series.
This implies that a substantial fraction of gene duplicates may not meet the standard of functional equivalency at birth, an integral component of Ohno's model for gene duplicate evolution and diversification [ 14].
This study and others provide accumulating evidence that the majority of gene duplicates violate Ohno's assumption of functional equivalency at birth and the derived copy is primed for a divergent evolutionary trajectory by changes in its structure and genomic context at inception.
