Accordingly, PaCO2 was regarded to be equivalent to partial end-capillary carbon dioxide tension (PcCO2).
Increasing this figure to 60% will be equivalent to the gold standard framework for end of life care.
At its upper end, that would be equivalent to about 10% of the carbon fixed every year by the entire ocean, or 5% of the carbon fixed globally.
Reminding that the packet generation rate is equivalent to the end-to-end throughput unless the end-to-end delay is infinite, finding the optimal packet generation rate is the same as deriving the optimal end-to-end throughput.
Note that the packet generation rate λ is equivalent to the end-to-end throughput when its corresponding end-to-end delay is finite.
However, when the output impedance K is much smaller than ( Z_{text{T}} ), the effect of ( Z_{text{T}} ) is negligible and the calculated ( G_{text{WFC}} (f) ) is equivalent to the end-to-end transfer function of the WPT-Pre (AC) and the WFC/OFA(E).
This mostly occurs with the use of combined HCs that provide a drop estrogen that is equivalent to the end-luteal phase drop.
Referring to Fig. 19 the minimum discharge was observed in October, which is equivalent to the end of the dry season and characterized by severe water shortage in the region of Gunung Sewu.
The World Bank assumes that a 3% poverty rate is equivalent to the end of poverty since there will be some who move in and out of poverty, for example when they lose their jobs, so there will always be some "frictional" poverty.
PND10 in the mouse is equivalent to the end of the second trimester in the human.
