However, our analysis can also be extended to more sophisticated strategies (i.e., the consumer may use different scheduling actions during a billing cycle) by taking the equivalent average scheduling action.
The effect of turbulence in the wind loads is often be captured by considering an equivalent average of the measured quantities.
In maths, for example, pupils in Wales were behind the UK average by the equivalent of six months of school.
However, all participants increased their physical activity, on average, by the equivalent of 20 minutes brisk walking a day.
We hypothesised that: (1) a goal-directed RR and increased PEEP can both reduce the amplitude of intra-tidal Δ paO2 to less than 50 mm Hg; and (2) RR and PEEP adjusted to minimize intra-tidal Δ paO2 result in equivalent average lung recruitment by avoiding end-expiratory collapse.
Jagdish Upadhyay, of the UN population fund, said if by 2030 the average family size was down by the equivalent of one child, then by 2030 the world population would be approximately 8 billion rather than 9 billion.
Intensity ratios are calculated by dividing the average intensity for each SNP in the experimental array by the equivalent value in the control array.
The equivalent American Hospital Association averages for hospitals nationwide show 1.25percentt growth over the same period.
In 20 of the capital's 33 boroughs average prices rose by more than £35,316 between April 2013 and April 2014, according to Land Registry data, the equivalent of the average London nurse's salary according to the latest official data.
It saved $271,503, the equivalent of the average salaries and benefits for five teachers, Mr. Viteritti said.
