If this principle is accepted, then a study that shows pharmacological similarity between two products would be enough to indicate its therapeutic interchangeability, given that they are chemically and pharmaceutically equivalent as well.
In contrast, Kang et al [17] found very low NFκB in undifferentiated SNUhES3 and MizES4 hESC lines compared to HEK and haematopoetic progenitor lines (although MyD88 and TRAF2 were equivalent), as well as poor CXCL8 induction by TNFα.
From his cubicle, equipped with an interactive blackboard and audio headset, he has an overview of the maths elements of the British national curriculum and its American equivalent, as well as the relative diligence of British and American children.
In the special theory of relativity, mass and energy are equivalent (as can be seen by calculating the work required to accelerate an object).
By showing how compounds conformed to the laws of constant, multiple, and equivalent proportions as well as to a series of semiempirical rules devised to cover specific classes of compounds, Berzelius established the quantitative specificity by which substances combined.
Arousal ratings for pleasant and neutral pictures were equivalent, as were valence ratings for interesting and neutral pictures.
In addition, we perform analyses that include deriving conditions under which conservative Galerkin and conservative LSPG are equivalent, as well as deriving a posteriori error bounds.
A further limitation was that the numbers of men and women were not equivalent, as more women were recruited for this study.
HA and PA are proof-theoretically equivalent, as will be shown in Section 4. Each is capable of (numeralwise) expressing its own proof predicate.
However, remission and complete remission rates were equivalent, as was the significance of the mean change in CDEIS score from baseline to week 10.
