Still, assuming that younger women are negotiating for pay increases more frequently than older women (even if not at equivalent rates to men), how do we explain the obduracy of substantial wage disparities?
Exposures of S. aureus to H2O2 during the inoculation process resulted in extended lag phases lasting well after the peroxide had been neutralised by the bacterium's antioxidant systems, after which the bacteria eventually resumed growth at equivalent rates to the controls.
Phosphogypsum was mixed with top soil prior to leaching at application rates of 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 35, 40 Mg ha−1, whereas calcium chloride was dissolved directly in water at equivalent rates of 4.25, 8.5, 12.75, 17.0, 29.75, 29.75, and 34 Mg ha−1, respectively.
Milk was always observed in the stomach of pups from both experimental groups, and pups derived from mothers overexpressing Id1 grew at equivalent rates to those derived from control mothers (Fig 4E).
This can be considerable and likely affects many previous studies in this area; in the current study, that singles and twins grew at equivalent rates during lactation suggests that the lactational ability of ewes in our study was not hampered by prenatal undernutrition.
Once they had recovered from the surgical procedure, all rats gained weight at equivalent rates.
Nanoparticles of M. charantia extracts lowered blood viscosity at equivalent rates in normo- and hyperglycemic individuals.
Males (4/16) and females (2/15) were infected at equivalent rates (Fisher exact test p = 0.65); similarly, deer of all three codon 225 genotypes (SS = 6/26, SF = 0/7, FF = 0/2) were infected at equivalent rates (Fisher exact test p = 0.52).
So how can thalamic neurons in the 2 zones discharge at equivalent rates despite apparently imbalanced inhibitory excitatory inputs?
A new generation of neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) devices can exercise aerobically at equivalent rates to voluntary exercise.
