Such representation of crystal structures may be described as a graph with topologically equivalent points.
Ah, terroir, that French word with no real English equivalent, pointing to the qualities of a place: the soil, climate, exposure to the sun, the human touch.
The relativistic random phase approximation, based on the equivalent point-coupling model with density dependent contact interactions, has been developed and applied in studies of low-energy collective excitations.
As phenol was not a good solvent for the determination of the carboxyl end groups because after equivalent point, it reacts with the base, the benzyl alcohol is used instead.
In yeast, the overexpression of either human mt-LeuRS or mt-ValRS is capable of rescuing the pathological phenotype associated with human equivalent point mutations in mt-tRNALeu and mt-tRNAVal.
When the equivalent point is reached the conductivity starts to increase in proportion with the amount of base added.
At an equivalent point last year, the fund had received $4,015,217.81.
At the equivalent point last season, they led the East.
In the comparator group, 86% had progressive disease and 14% stable disease on CT at the equivalent time point with OS of 270 (IQR 177 458) days given disease progression and 625 (IQR 398 792) days given disease stability.
The Weibull models below include coefficients used to estimate WC values from BMI points with equivalent absolute risks of CVD, CAD and HF.
For males: For females: For males: For females: For males: For females: In our study of adults in an Aboriginal cohort, we have provided gender-specific WC values from corresponding BMI points with equivalent 10-year absolute CVD risk.
