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The American process now takes a more equivalent six months.This will be little consolation to the "NatWest three"—Gary Mulgrew, Giles Darby and David Bermingham who face indictment in America on seven counts of wire fraud.

In contrast, ZF2 and ZF3 resulted in a more equivalent nucleo-cytoplasmic distribution.

A more equivalent comparison of shortnose sturgeon was made by comparing only those fish captured and measured at the wintering site.

However, due to a parallel focus on holistic processing of the total scene, this effect may be dampened, resulting in a more equivalent response to object and background novelty, since any change in the visual scene would disrupt the holistic representation of the scene.

As most tumours spread by haematogenous metastasis, allowing the tumours to reach a similar size should allow for a more equivalent opportunity for metastasis.

Our results demonstrating a different role of Id1 and Id2 in ACCM cells suggest that SGCs differ from other types of cancer in which Id1 and Id2 appear to play a more equivalent role.

Plots from bilateral anterior regions showed a seemingly more equivalent response between those contrasts (Fig.  2 A, plots 2 and 3).

As is evident from the presented table, a node generated by a group of three or more equivalent markers receives a significant BS value of over 95%% for the sequence length of at least 100000 units.

Even with partisan clashes likely to worsen in 2010, Mr. Graham said Congress needed to find a way to get past the mind-set that "if the other guy wins, I lose" and find a way to deliver legislation more equivalent to a win-win.

A simple electric equivalent battery model and a more complex equivalent battery model are shown in Fig. 1a and Fig. 1b.

Docker on AWS Elastic Beanstalk is more equivalent to a PAAS and uses Amazon EC2 Container Service under the covers.