Because of the symmetry in the expressions involving the threshold feedback strength and Hill coefficient, the individual model species equally characterise the system bifurcation profiles despite the fact that the feedback loop is only acting on the first reaction step.
If the larrikinism of Australia in the 1970s or 80s was captured by a moustachioed Dennis Lillee, Rod Marsh or Merv Hughes, then the pervasive managerialism of modern cash-flush sport could equally be characterised by the cool, grinding success of Britain's Team Sky and Bradley Wiggins or Chris Froome.
Moreover, how the sugar content and quality varies between different gene products, and whether different gene products are identically glycosylated is equally poorly characterised.
In summary, the primary form of RES affects younger males and females almost equally and is characterised by short-lasting episodes occurring with a variable frequency.
Sometimes the weak form of pantheism is rhetorically disguised as theism, with God characterised as 'absolute depth' or some equally baffling expression, as by Paul Tillich.
Both groups of criteria are equally important as they characterise the overall impression and opinion of the user at personal and community levels in functional and compositional aspects.
In our population, diastolic dysfunction was equally present in HCM characterised by different morphologies (comparing each group with a sex-matched control population).
Those who could be characterised as 'passive recipients' of CAM information (just over one third of the participants) were equally divided between those who had used CAM for previous health problems and those who were 'new' users following their cancer diagnosis.
A strong correlation is observed within the T monomer if compared to the neighbours and an equally remarkable correlation characterises the TolC-docking domain of all three monomers.
Simons is often characterised as a minimalist.
