Among the D-TE methods, all except the BF3-method appeared to be equivalent in respect to the amount of total FAMEs recovered.
Equivalent analyses to those conducted in respect of the composite indicators showed significant associations between all pre-admissions measures (except UKCAT abstract reasoning) and the year 1 written exam, but few or none with the other year 1 performance indicators (Additional file 3: Table S2).
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These measurements reveal coexistence of three symmetrically equivalent in-plane orientations with respect to the substrate, each of which is imaged simultaneously within a single area.
The phenotype of the DERKO was equivalent, in many respects, to that of the ERKO except for the ovaries, the appearance of which differed significantly from either of the single knockouts implying that both oestrogen receptors are important for the differentiation of this tissue.
This means that all standards are equivalently mediated, not that all standards are equivalent in every respect.
Moreover, the relative quantification of transcripts by RT-qPCR showed that gfp transcription is not affected by the position of the neutral site in the chromosome, and consequently, the five sites may be considered equivalent in this respect.
The ESDs are equivalent in all respects apart from the thickness of the PDMS.
They also fund a system of support, equivalent in many respects to that which we in the developed world are accustomed to receiving from the State.
Of course America's invasion of Iraq and Russia's invasion of Georgia are not equivalent in most respects.
