Since the anticipated equivalent two-hop channels are the same for protocols A1 and A2, (see (9) and (10)), it suffices to consider only one of them.
Aside from the ELR plug-in hybrid, Cadillac's long-anticipated equivalent to the Chevy Volt, little in the way of new product suggests how GM – or any major manufacturer – would achieve a fleet-wide fuel-economy average of 54.5 mpg by 2025.
The project was anticipated to cost $30 100 million (equivalent to $– million in ) in June 1975 with an expected groundbreaking in 1982 85.
In this way, a higher risk woman could anticipate mammography performance as equivalent to that for an older woman.
In 2011 65,700 people with diabetes died, compared with the 47,000 that would have been anticipated in the general population – equivalent to an extra risk of 40%.
That the warm stimulus had no effect was anticipated because we chose a temperature that was equivalent to that seen in the oral cavity and it was expected to be a neutral stimulus.
If the DNDS-sensitive anion transport achieved was proportional to the separate activities of the 2 proteins, then we anticipated that we would observe combined anion transport equivalent to 50 50 of wild-type and mutant band 3 activity.
In this article the authors develop a new approach to studying when anticipating perturbations of Brownian paths have distributions which are equivalent to Wiener′s measure.
Pizza Hut anticipates selling 2.4 million pounds of pizza today, which is equivalent to the weight of 151,000 Thanksgiving turkeys.
She said she did not anticipate "Smackdown" losing viewers by moving to cable because SyFy is a fully distributed channel, almost equivalent to a broadcast network.
If PrfA* impairs SigB function, one would anticipate that the magnitude of the competitive defect exhibited by a prfA* ΔsigB double mutant would be equivalent to that exhibited by either single mutant (Fig. 4A).
