Due to high variation in abundance, not all occurring types could be recorded within each population, and not in equally high numbers.
Interestingly, with the exception of pupal intake in C. smithi, the ants did not distinguish between brood treatments, and brought in the live pathogen-exposed brood in equally high numbers as dead fungus or sham-treated brood (Table 1).
Globigerinoides ruber dominated the more eutrophic/higher salinity water mass of the northern Arabian Sea, though genotyping revealed the presence of only two of the G. ruber genetic types here (Ib(2) and IIa), both occurring in equally high numbers.
Equally, the high number of birds that would need to be sampled to obtain a precise and accurate estimate of the 2 parameters is likely to reduce as R0 increases, however in a situation where R0 is unknown, caution should be taken.
Moreover, we treated all CERAD-NAB variables as equally informative, although a high number of them were related to episodic memory.
Six and 12 months after the intervention, the number of clones was equally high in all groups (Figure 2).
However, conflicting PBS values are certainly to some extent due to the high number of equally parsimonious trees obtained in the analysis of the combined data set as described by Lambkin et al. [ 44].
Compared to patients with malignant brain tumours, the proportion of patients with benign tumours that had at least one special care day, overall and by age group, was equally high (56%%), with similar average number of days spent in intensive care units.
