For most of non-specific contaminants, their M/L or H/L ratios were close to a unity because of their possibly equal distribution in each immunoprecipitate, for example, hnRNPA1, any identified protein with H/L larger than 1.3 or less than 0.7 was indicative of that its association with H2AX was enhanced or weakened upon the radiation at defined dose level.
And of course, blacks have historically been even more vulnerable to police abuse because of their lack of equal political rights and voice.
Possibly because of their misconceptions about the equal sign, students at the middle-school level also struggle with relational thinking more generally.
V.S. Naipaul's recent comments about female authors that they can never be his equal because of their "sentimentality, and narrow view of the world"—are debunked here.
But an off-hand comment like the Donald's is a smack back to reality, a reality in which women are seen as less than equal because of their bodies.
Many of them, of all generations, old and young, voiced the reasons that they voted for same-sex marriage rights as because of their belief in fairness and equal civil rights.
Gardeners are embracing those prairie grasses with equal enthusiasm because of their heat and drought tolerance.
Service users and carers have equal status – because of their unique perspective – with practitioners on the group, and together we're shaping and deciding on recommendations; taking a co-productive approach.
Our nation's repeated iconic success story is that of a poor immigrant coming to our shores and, because of their smarts and hard work, and equal opportunities, achieving fame and fortune.
Yet the Soviet Union and America saw each other as equals not just because of their arsenals, but also because they were joint victors in the second world war.
