Equivalent stress occurrence sites were observed to be high in bone surrounding the implant neck on the loading side, similar to previous reports [36,37].
These findings are equivalent to the occurrence if anti-PDC-E2 in humanseveralal years before the overt onset of PBC.
This may be taken as evidence that the absence of undesired outcomes can be safely treated as equivalent to the occurrence of desired outcomes.
The overall rates of erosion were also low, equivalent to the occurrence of one new erosion or the erosion of 20% of one joint every year in the methotrexate group and every 2 years in the group assigned to receive 25 mg etanercept.
Counting the number of sequences (not occurrences) is equivalent to the 'Zero or One Occurrence Per Sequence' (ZOOPS) model used by numerous motif discovery algorithms, and finding multiple motifs by erasing is reminiscent of MEME (Bailey and Elkan, 1995).
Equivalent domain co-occurrence networks for 3 other model organisms are presented in the Supplementary Figure S2.
A threshold PRE for ESF occurrence is equivalent to the ESF occurrence probability of 100% when the PRE is large enough.
An event in which surface movements take place in an infinitesimal area, (dA = dxdy), at horizon z, with point (P x,y,z)) at its center, is equivalent to the simultaneous occurrence of two events composed of a movement in the horizontal strip (dx) and the horizontal strip (dy) through point P (Fig. 2).
These few sequences resulted from the screening of thousands of megabases in genomes of many diverse organisms (for example see [46], [47], [48]), an occurrence statistically equivalent to chance, and were not shown to function in chromosomes.
The occurrence of equivalent anomalies in otherwise asymptomatic siblings and parents of DBA patients is likely to reflect non-classical DBA, and should prompt further investigation.
