Some of the centrality measures applied in network analysis have their equivalent in linkage measures found in input output literature such as direct linkages and strength measures.
But the tariff equivalent of an all-in measure of restrictiveness, which takes into account non-tariff barriers, jumps to 17.0%.
The bulk of the ratios were centered around zero for log10 (human/hamster) expression, indicating equivalent performance in measuring hamster and human expression for most genes.
We say that a closed subspace H of the space Lp= Lp[0,1], 1⩽p<∞, is a Λ(p -space if, in H, convergence in Lp -spaces equifalent to convergence in measure.
In this respect, TST and ELISPOT are probably not equivalent in what they measure.
Previous research that used consumption per adult equivalent to measure wellbeing in Ethiopia includes Hagos and Mamo (2014), Abro et al. (2014), Bezu et al. (2012), and Alem and Söderbom (2012).
In contrast, the equivalent AGD measure in our female fetuses undershoots the expected neonatal AGDac from several studies by some 10 mm.
And they seemed to be equivalent in other outcome measures.
Our results indicate that SAMe is equivalent in almost all measures to COX-2 inhibitors (celecoxib) in relieving pain and improving function in subjects with osteoarthritis of the knee.
As a society, we reinforce a culture of camaraderie around getting drunk (Australian World Cup cricket celebrations come to mind) but don't reflect in equivalent measure on the harms and regrets caused by such actions.
They delight and bewilder in equivalent measure, and the bewilderment is every bit as generative as the delight.
