Previous studies have assumed that different methods of stereo viewing are equivalent and this is the first study that we are aware of in the ophthalmic literature to compare viewing methods.
Although a small number of studies on the GLP-1 system have highlighted differences between mouse and rat [ 4,5] for most aspects they appear to be equivalent, and in this review we have treated studies on either as comparable.
"I still have so much anxiety over this, worrying will I have coverage, will it be equivalent, and how do I factor this into my budget," she said.
A system in which all RCs in the darkness adapted state are equivalent, and under illumination, this system can be found with certain probabilities in state 2, state 3 or state 4, and shift between them.
2) A system in which all RCs in the darkness adapted state are equivalent, and under illumination, this system can be found with certain probabilities in state 2, state 3 or state 4, and shift between them.
Remark 3.4 Since V 0 h × V 0 h is a finite dimensional space, thus all norms of this space are equivalent, and then we can get that inequality (3.1) implies observability of semi-discrete system (2.2).
The treatment outcomes of this model were equivalent (and even slightly superior) to the treatment outcomes of ART in the best-practice regional hospital in the district.
There are a number of variations to the formulation that turn out to be equivalent to this one, and different authors present Turing machines using any of these.
Given that the recruitment agencies and processes were identical, one would expect the influence of gatekeeping to be equivalent between this study and our previous pilot survey [ 12].
In this case, would not the change of function be equivalent to a HGT, and would this be less or more often than a true genetic HGT? Author's response: Functional changes are never neutral, and we argue HGTs are neutral most of the time so they are not equivalent.
