This was clearly demonstrated by a study on resistance to the oomycete pathogen Phytophthora infestans, which causes late blight in potato, showing that R-genes from three different Solanum species were functionally equivalent and recognized the same P. infestans effector.
But a Government official said pri vately that today's step was diplomatically equivalent to recognizing the division of Ko rea Into two separate coun tries.
But awarding an honorary degree is not the equivalent of recognizing an individual's right to be heard; it constitutes an endorsement of that individual's life work -- and, in this instance, of Ms. Hirsi's Ali's views on Islam.
Iskandar R. Idris, Sheffield, U.K., took the contrary position, that diabetes is not really a cardiovascular risk equivalent, while recognizing that it is a major risk factor for developing CVD (52) and that after myocardial infarction, diabetes increases risk (53).
does not have a secondary school diploma or the recognized equivalent of such a diploma.
A bachelor's degree or recognized equivalent from an accredited institution.
Complete three quarters of a first-year, 4-5 units language course at Stanford or the equivalent at another recognized post-secondary institution subject to current University transfer credit policies.
They were recognized equivalents.
The DEA is mandatory before a Ph.D., but equivalents can be recognized, especially for foreign students.
For 13 predicted genes (approximately 28%), the sequence equivalents were also recognized in Swiss-Prot database (with e-value cut-off 1e-50).
