The ideal optimization method should therefore be able to measure left ventricular (forward) stroke volume or an equivalent in a preferably reproducible, easy-to-perform and non-invasive way.
There was some overlap: one adverse event had an equivalent in both a complaint and incident report and in three cases a patient/relative used two or three systems to complain about an adverse event.
A $100,000 position in a standard ProShares will run you $1,000 a year in overhead; an equivalent in the form of a $50,000 Ultra position coupled with a $50,000 Treasury bill would cost only $500 a year.
The new model used a permeability tensor concept to replace fractures with a short length by an equivalent tensor in a three-dimensional space using a finite element technique.
NordProLink is an interesting project that gives young employees from small and medium-sized enterprises in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and northwest Russia (those "adjacent areas") the opportunity to work in an equivalent company in a Nordic country.
An organic box may cost a little more than an equivalent shop in a supermarket - about £20 to feed a family fruit and veg for a week - but it's worth it for the kudos.
When an OntologyTerm references an equivalent entity in a different database, the predicate libsbmlConstants.BQB_IS is returned.
One of them (rs2722722: H484Y) is probably in contact with DNA, as an equivalent residue in a homologous structure shares a large interface area with DNA (1MEY:C19; area = 47.1 Å) as shown in Figure 4A.
At an equivalent in energy terms of around $2.20 a US gallon, CNG costs a little over half what Americans pay for petrol.
The previous head has been transferred to an equivalent position in a less important department.
Thornburg said it sold $20.5 billion of mortgage assets and reduced its short-term borrowings by an equivalent amount in a bid to reduce its risk of losing access to short-term credit markets.
