Equally relatives may have received the information and acted upon it without formally being part of the study.
Moreover, all subregions should have been affected equally, and the data should be accurate as relative measurements.
Unfortunately, the debate about the equity-efficiency trade off (and its close and equally meaningless relative, the equality-efficiency trade off) elides the real question, and encourages knee-jerk rather than thoughtful consideration.
Most telecommunications services are equally pricey, relative to those offered elsewhere, from mobile phones to cable television services.
A. Wild onions (Allium canadense) and their equally obstinate relative, wild garlic (A. vineale), pop up in early spring and can be eight inches tall and really obvious before you are even thinking of cutting the lawn.
Together with his equally remarkable relative Sōtatsu, he founded a school of painting that was continued by Ogata Kōrin, the style of which was colourful and strongly decorative, recapturing the Yamato-e tradition of classical Japan.
A bit later my husband, who used the title as a term of affectionate respect for a few, select females, addressed Elizabeth as "Lady Jane Grey". Elizabeth responded by commenting that Lady Jane Grey was the thirty-second cousin (or some equally distant relative) of the historical character we had just been discussing.
Nonetheless, the richness estimates are essentially the same between the latter two (Table 1), and equally low relative to the one obtained here.
Indeed, the FLAP values at the leading edge for Case-1 with and without boosting of G-actin advection are equally enhanced relative to what is found in Case-0 and differ from each other by not more than 1.5% at all time points (data not shown).
Equally, the relative role of the type III rod protein PscI in activating the inflammasome compared with either flagellin or pilin is not clear.
