Then for each q ∈ F ( G ) and for each x ∈ H, the following inequalities are equivalent: for each n ≥ 1. (2.6) (2.6).
Since the processing, tomographic reconstruction and post-processing was equivalent for each mouse dataset, the distributions can be assumed quantitatively comparable among each other.
Note that ribosome footprints are normalized such that the sum of expression across the time course is equivalent for each gene.
One knee (n = 4 mice per treatment) was injected with combinations of vectors or with each vector alone combined with control vector to ensure that the total dose of vector was equivalent for each knee (1 × 107 pfu/joint).
This model accounts for changes in the absorption (hypochromism) of the probe's pyrene moiety due to a self-association process in membranes where the association constants, K, are equivalent for each association step.
In sharp contrast, although the levels of Erk2 and Akt proteins were equivalent for each cell population, serum-induced Erk1/2 and Akt activation were severely attenuated in the Tpr-Met-IEC-6 cells.
Setting both backgrounds and both flashes isoluminant for both SWS and LWS cone opsins across the pairs ensured that the two stimulus conditions were equivalent for each individual cone irrespective of its relative expression of the two pigments [ 26]. (3) One of the conditions approximates the mouse's experience of natural daylight.
The questions included for each cohort were equivalent for all behaviours except alcohol intake, which included a more detailed drinking grid in the 1999/2003 study, possibly encouraging increased reporting.
Mean prediction accuracies (4 learning methods × 3 attribute datasets each) are equivalent for the PIs (78.0%), NRTIs (77.2%), and NNRTIs (78.3%), with no single inhibitor class displaying a selective advantage over another (PIs-NRTIs, p = 0.17; PIs-NNRTIs, p = 0.40; NRTIs-NNRTIs, p = 0.15) (Table 3).
