They are an equivalent level to GCSEs and are graded in the same way (A*-G).
There was an equivalent level of apoptosis in epithelial cells isolated from each strain.
Our dataset contains 20 European countries, each of which comprises their respective administrative regions below national level (most of these were NUTS II units at the time or were an equivalent level below the country level: Table 1) [ 18].
Amodal self-representation should exhibit a lack of additive effect of 2 cues while being sensitive to either cue alone; that is, an equivalent level of activation should be observed among Real-time Self, Delayed Self, and Real-time Other (i.e., Real-time contingency is a self-relevant input) compared with the Delayed Other condition.
Their antifungal performance was at an equivalent level to that of the mortars with organic chemical antifungal agents.
In contrast, for both groups (with or without sepsis), sFasL values were on an equivalent level compared with that of healthy controls throughout the entire observation period (P > 0.05) and did not show any intergroup differences.
Future computational models of transcription may also consider the histone code, so that possible modifications could be inferred with an equivalent level of detail from recruited writer proteins.
As expected, the moderate ER stress caused by Sec61β depletion and judged by XBP1 splicing and PERK phosphorylation was alleviated when Sec61β-HA was expressed at an equivalent level (Fig. 4A).
During mating colony development, CFL1 is expressed at an equivalent level as the pheromone gene MF1α, although MF1α is induced earlier to initiate early mating events while the induction of Cfl1 is concomitant with the later filamentation events.
However, in CaZF expressing mutant cells ENA1 transcript was accumulated at an equivalent level of wild type cells.
