The company is raising £126m with a 7 for 6 cash call at 285p a share (equivalent to 28.5p before a share consolidation also announced today).
In general, events referred to in this article are dated according to the Gregorian calendar, and eras are designated bce (before the Common Era or Christian Era) and ce (Common Era or Christian Era), terms which are equivalent to bc (before Christ) and ad (Latin: anno Domini).
We therefore undertook further analyses of the prevalence of 'chronic renal disease'chronicnic renal failure'end-stageage renal failure' and related terms, which showed that the combined prevalence of diagnoses broadly equivalent to CKD before 2005 were very low (<1%).
In control conditions, mean Z-scores after stimulus pairings were equivalent to those before stimulus pairings (0.195 ± 0.073 vs 0.129 ± 0.062, n = 26, P = 0.346, paired t-test, Figure 5B).
** Students must have a competency in calculus equivalent to MATH 1110 before they attempt MATH 1910.
Gasoline futures -- equivalent to wholesale prices before taxes, distribution and marketing costs -- closed at $2.6145 a gallon yesterday, a gain of 5.7percentt.
Candidates will have to secure the backing of 15 per cent of the Labour Parliamentary Party – equivalent to 34 MPs – before facing a one-member, one-vote election.
An object is 'visibly modified' with regard to an equivalence test if there exists some set of objects (or potential objects) which are equivalent to the object before the modification but are no longer equivalent afterwards.
The shared care model resulted in an improved glycaemic control, additional consultations and other outcomes being equivalent to diabetes care before introduction, with the general practitioner as main care-provider.
Most devices now available reached the market through a different process, under which the F.D.A. found them to be "substantially equivalent" to those marketed before the 1976 law took effect.
Imperial Gazetteer of India, v. 23, p. v. that date three rupees have been equivalent to two rupees before 1873.
