Respondents in both areas were equivalent in levels of education and household composition, but there were statistically significant differences in three household economy measures: household dietary diversity, the per cent of households that work outside the home to earn money, and the per cent of households that sell their agricultural goods at the market.
The equivalent in-hospital completeness levels showed an increase of 1.9% and 17.6%.
This indicates substantial success in rendering the shapes to be equivalent in their level of difficulty.
This would also support that the lists were equivalent in their level of difficulty to recall which was expected from the random method in which they were derived.
A one-way ANOVA revealed that the three groups were equivalent in their level of depressive symptoms, dysphoric affect, and negative attributional style prior to the manipulation.
The students were equally distributed by the six grades, and the number of boys and girls was equivalent in all grade levels, χ 2 5) = 9.046, p = .107.107
For example, the tumors of all chemotherapy treated patients were similarly reduced in size and all treated patients displayed an equivalent reduction in levels of CA 125 prior to surgery (Table 5).
Other studies since Boyle's, using different methodologies, have also revealed equivalent discrepancies in levels of medical and lay anatomical knowledge [ 4, 9, 10].
band spectrum 0 1, 0 5, and 1 5 kHz Alpha ratio (in dB), Hammarberg index (in dB) Others Equivalent sound level (in dB) Frequency with maximum amplitude in modulation spectrum of F 0 and loudness.
All of the teachers had experience in teaching VET programmes at level 4 on the EQF, (the equivalent of level 5 in the Irish NFQ).
At 20 weeks of age, both C3 and C4 levels in KO MRL mice were equivalent to levels in CTRL MRL serum.
