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This technology uses multiplexed gene-specific fluorescently-labeled probe pairs [ 17] to measure gene expression in frozen or formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) tissues with equivalent ease and efficiency [ 18].

The Nanostring nCounter system uses color-coded probes that bind directly to the RNA transcript without reverse transcription and PCR amplification [ 123] and work in frozen or FFPE tissues with equivalent ease and efficiency [ 124]. Assay controls are included to ensure that test samples and the test process meet pre-defined quality thresholds.

"It's equivalent to easing monetary policy by stealth," Mr. Menuet said.

The yield spread on 10-year Greek government bonds compared with equivalent Bunds eased around 15 basis points to around 894 basis points.

Hortonworks raised $100 million in its IPO, and has since seen its total cash and equivalents position ease.

Fortunately the U.S. does not yet suffer Japan's structural deadweights, but the Fed could still make the mistake of thinking that easing interest rates is the equivalent of monetary ease.

It is the international equivalent of "quantitative easing".

We could issue more vouchers to everyone, to make them feel "richer" and encourage them to spend – which would be the circle's equivalent of quantitative easing.

For example, the Flesch reading ease (or equivalent) was around 60 and Cronbach's alpha value was above 0.7.

Volatility, as measured by the Vix contract on the Chicago Board Options Exchange, is around half last year's high.Global authorities are throwing everything they can at the crisis, and the hope is that a combination of low interest rates, fiscal stimulus and quantitative easing (the equivalent of printing money) will eventually succeed.

Terminally ill patients should be provided with the professional equivalent of midwives to help ease the pain and suffering and if necessary shorten the end of their lives, said Prof John Ashton, president of the Faculty of Public Health.