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In Alaska, a state that is equivalent in size to a fifth of the continental United States and doesn't have much agriculture, such self-reliance — hunting or fishing to feed yourself and your family — is known as subsistence, and subsistence is widely held by Alaskans to be a fundamental right.
A pair of Gap size 8 petite, "Long and Lean" jeans is equivalent in size to size 10 short "Straight 77 Stretch" jeans from American Eagle Outfitters.
The BPS is equivalent in size to a double middeck locker, but uses it's own custom enclosure with a slide out structure to which internal components mount.
In addition, cryoelectron tomography shows that the induced membrane domains are equivalent in size and caveolin density to native caveolae and reveals a possible polyhedral arrangement of caveolin oligomers.
To model the R-SiNW, we consider a square unit cell with a side of 560 nm, which is four times the periodicity of the P-SiNW structure, so that it is equivalent in size to 16 unit cells of the P-SiNW structure.
This protein was equivalent in size to TK, and the TK-specific mAb reciprocally co-precipitated a 150 kDa band from virions but not from infected cells.
The foci formed on Huh7-2, -3 and -9 cells were consistently larger, while the foci formed on Huh7-4 and -8 cells were equivalent in size to that observed in the Huh7-1 cultures, and the foci formed on Huh7-6 and -7 cells were noticeably smaller.
However, murine XO females with a maternally derived X are significantly larger than their paternal XO counterparts and are equivalent in size to XY embryos [ 46].
