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When analyzing isolates from patients, both PFGE and Riboprinting using PvuII enzyme gave equivalent results, with the exception of two isolates that were closely related by PvuII Riboprinting and unrelated by PFGE.

Although both investigated phosphate binders produced almost equivalent results with regard to the phosphate binding capabilities, Huybrechts et al concluded that the advantage of sevelamer potentially lies in its ability to slow down the process of cardiovascular calcification, from which the authors expect both positive clinical as well as economic effects.

Equivalent results with both methods were found in all 9 subjects (Table 3; Figure 2).

The study of the SP3en and MRs sites separately generates equivalent results, with a minimum of 4 and 5 recombination events, respectively (P < 0.0001 in both cases).

FT-IR spectra analysis and SEM observations of control and pretreated rubberwood with 1 mm particle size showed equivalent results with chemical analysis.

Both clones produced equivalent results, with only one sample showing tumor positivity, which is consistent with published rates of GR expression.

Figure B in appendix 3 shows the equivalent result with the threshold of the risk score that gave a 95% sensitivity in ALSPAC.

The unstructured-mesh solutions are compared to equivalent results generated with an established structured-grid model and observation.

The delivery rate evolution is analyzed by varying three parameters: In Fig. 7a, the total number of nodes varies from 10 and 40 while keeping the total number of channels as 10 and the interference range of primary users is randomly selected in [60, 70]; one can observe that the GA algorithm can find better or equivalent results compared with existing optimization methods.

Preliminary RAxML experiments using other substitution matrices (BLOSUM62, DAYHOFF and WAG) gave equivalent results, albeit with slightly lower median bootstrap values (data not shown).

We consider that choosing a more sophisticated model would have resulted in qualitatively equivalent results, but with reduced explanatory power.