The FACIT trial (10), the largest of the cognitive-domain trials with 818 participants, contributed 2454 equivalent person-years, whereas SEARCH, the largest of the global cognition trials with 8891 participants (17), contributed 63,439 equivalent person-years.
The final blend was decided after a handful of trials, and each member contributed the equivalent of two full barrels.
In recent years, these cash transfers have contributed the equivalent of about 30% of Kyrgyzstan's economy and about 50% of Tajikistan's.
A player that contributed the equivalent of $25 million to his team's performance, for instance, would unambiguously be worth more than the veteran maximum contract and would be wholly deserving of the superstar label.
Edward Hugh, an independent economist based in Barcelona, said that, while hard to measure, the consensus estimate among his peers was that Catalonia contributed the equivalent of 10 percent of its gross domestic product to supporting other Spanish regions, through taxes collected by the central government in Madrid.
Each sample contributed an equivalent amount of protein to the total pooled protein.
For the glycopeptides; c-Myc′, Histone H3′ and p53′, the GlcNAc contributed essentially equivalent interaction energies (−27.0 to −27.9 kcal/mol), whereas for the poly-Ala′ and TAB1′ glycopeptides, the glycan contributed −22.9 and −23.8 kcal/mol, respectively (Table IV).
The Wellcome Trust contributes the equivalent of $850 million a year to scientific research, including the mapping of the human genome.
Boeing, based in Chicago, also said it would contribute the equivalent of 83 cents a share more to its pension funds this year than it did in 2011.
British Airways is typical in contributing the equivalent of 25%to50%0% of workers' salaries into its pension scheme to keep pace with the growing costs of maintaining a final-salary guarantee.
