Equating levels of fear across species may not be possible, but a recent human fMRI study offers insights into the relationship between fear and amygdala activation.
Thus, equating circulating levels of estrogen and progesterone in the female offspring of High and Low LG mothers was sufficient to eliminate the maternal effect on sexual receptivity, but not on the timing of mating.
In practice, the measurement of social capital becomes equated with levels of trust, reciprocity, or civic participation [ 8].
However, even though no threshold could be discerned for these chemicals, we did not characterize them as having LDE (because it was not clear that the lowest test concentrations were low enough to be equated to levels of exposure that are normally seen in the environment).
Jason Bordoff: And how much of this is measured… I've had a perception, you can tell me, if you agree or disagree but in a lot of the conversation about a green new deal, there is often people equate the level of ambition with level of federal government spending.
Apparently flip-flops, short skirts, unkempt fingernails and heavy make-up all equate a level of slovenliness which just won't fly with the staff.
Furthermore, shRNA-mediated gene knockdown has been shown to vary markedly across cell types (57), making it impossible to equate the level of knockdown in vitro with what is achievable specifically in MCNs.
If the findings are replicated in future work, such scans could help us understand how criminal categories equate to different levels of criminal culpability.
Brands are starting to realize that lots of followers do not necessarily equate to high levels of engagement.
A general pattern for all items was that mean impact was higher than mean distress, indicating that an impact on a particular item did not necessarily equate to similar levels of distress.
