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India's diversity has inspired an equivalent range of wedding themes, from mountaintop marriages in the snowy Himalayas to sandy ceremonies on tropical beaches.

It is calculated that Eq. (5) has a root in the range of β given by (9) or an equivalent range of in (-1, 1).

The lens has an equivalent range of 28mm – 300mm includes a Real Photo, which adapts the flash and aperture to the ambient light and can also bracket shots, taking three shots using varying settings in just a few seconds.

Five trees were selected from the spring stem bending treatment, but for the summer water-stressed and released-from-water-stress stem bending treatments, the trees were pooled for the 30 and 40% of failure loads to obtain an equivalent range of stem deflection and bending moment.

These results indicate the two groups used an equivalent range of the latent construct continuum in responding to the subscales for each instrument [ 23].

We hypothesized that the expression of two putative stem cell markers, ABCG2 and Bmi-1, would correlate with disease severity for non diseased, potentially malignant and OSCC specimens and cell lines derived from an equivalent range of tissues.

A preliminary assessment using the serial dilutions of the CA1 on the tissue cDNAs indicates that the abundances of the Ubc and Rps27 transcripts are in an equivalent range whereas the abundance of G6pdx transcript is far less than those of the two transcripts (more than a hundredfold in some cases, data not shown).

A recent study with short‐term, early‐life GH replacement therapy demonstrated that supplementing GH to df/df mice shortens their lifespan to the equivalent range of normal littermates (Panici et al., 2010).

Mass transfer measurements were carried out for a Reynolds number range of 125 3500 and an equivalent diameter range of 2.6 8.6 mm, at a temperature of 20 °C and a Schmidt number of 1469.

PSA levels prior to the intervention were in similar range to that previously reported for men of an equivalent age range diagnosed with HGPIN [25].

An evaluation of specified damage sums on the basis of the determination of an equivalent stress range for VAL reveals that damage sums between D = 1.0 and D = 0.5 are well applicable for a conservative fatigue assessment on the basis of the IIW-recommended fatigue design curves.