The same PCC will be losing members through mortality at an equal rate since, as stated in the introduction, the birth and mortality rates are assumed equal for the community under consideration.
Since an equal rate of acidification, as shown in a previous study, increased the membrane lung removal by at least 50 ml/minute, we may speculate that blood acidification at the inlet of a membrane lung could be a promising technique to reduce the ventilatory needs.
That is if the difference between two ratings was within 0.100 we report this as an equal rating.
First, make sure you're attracting women at equal rates as men with job advertisements that use inclusive language and illustrate a collaborative, supportive work environment.
While the times of sunrise and sunset change at roughly equal rates as the seasons change, proponents of Daylight Saving Time argue that most people prefer a greater increase in daylight hours after the typical "nine-to-five" workday.
Accordingly, Bayesian analyses were run using one substitution rate and equal rates as priors, all else as indicated above.
This observation is further supported by the fact that red light, with an equal fluence rate as blue light, triggered a much weaker response.
Finally, CP1 also finds the same equal rate allocation as LP2, and thus, it has the same implication on the fairness in this case.
Despite males in the survey drinking significantly more, men and women experienced an equal blackout rate, probably as a result of gender-specific differences in alcohol metabolism.
However, the slow onset of action as well as approximately equal rate of adverse events to diclofenac might limit its alternative role in treatment of OA of the knee.
