Regarding the architectures to be presented next, it should be noted that they are essentially equivalent in the extent that they generate the same signal, while merely differing in the layout of the polyphase and matching networks.
We conclude that the equivalent depth extent in this respect could represent the depth of change in mineralogy in the crust.
The large quantitative variation in PA variables in S × G, of equivalent extent in the CC diversity panel, underlines the interest to implement a quantitative genetic approach on a F1 population for grape PA studies.
The results are similar to those described for Figure 1 (or those reported in Figure S2), which suggests that these functional classifications are, to a large extent, equivalent, in spite of all problems that they might have (see discussion).
Control CNCCs migrated to equivalent extents in both control and ta hosts (Fig. 5F).
The skewness of the female distribution curve (1.322) resulting from 115,754 values was greater in extent than the male equivalent (1.099) resulting from 119,472 values.
However, the general structure of communities in these disturbance classes was equivalent in shape; regardless of disturbance extent, species occupancy decayed exponentially from most to least prevalent species.
For the S × G population, all PA variables showed continuous distribution and transgressive segregation and variation extent was equivalent in the S × G and CC populations.
While opportunistic scheduling for unicast transmission has been extensively researched, the idea of exploiting multiuser diversity into multicast has not been studied in an equivalent extent yet.
However, torcetrapib increased blood pressure to an equivalent extent in both normal and CETP transgenic mice.
Notably, reovirus was present to an equivalent extent in tumors treated with Reolysin alone and Reolysin plus BZ, suggesting that BZ does not alter reovirus replication.
