Infinitesimal mechanism should exist in a tensegrity with equivalent self-stress state.
A passive house proved to be more energy efficient than an equivalent self-sufficient solar house.
But English certainly has a plethora of contenders for a rough equivalent: self-pity, remorse, regret, anguish, shame.
To provide an alternative measure of rope quantity, volume results are scaled to find the equivalent self-weights.
Also, delinquents who had been detected by police did not show poorer executive functions than subjects with equivalent self-reports of delinquent behavior who had evaded official detection, suggesting that executive deficits are related to the development of antisocial behavior itself, and not simply to risk of detection.
We report here the coexistence of a distinct population of non-SP (NSP) cells that have equivalent self-renewal capacity compared to SP cells in a lung tumor sphere assay.
Using the resulting equivalent self-renewal and pluripotency gene signature, we could detect the overlap between the two self-renewal and pluripotency gene lists derived from the separate analyses (AFiPSCs/ESCs: 1299 genes in the self-renewal/pluripotency signature, FiPSCs/ESCs: 922 genes in the self-renewal/pluripotency signature).
The Self-Administered Comorbidity Questionnaire (SCQ) was designed to be an equivalent self-report analog of the Charlson Index.
Associations of biologically verified tobacco use were similar to those of the nearest equivalent self-reported exposure (daily smoking), suggesting that reporting bias had not substantially influenced the latter.
Despite the demonstrated appropriateness of the interviewer-administered Child-OIDP in different cultural settings [ 1, 25, 31, 32], an equivalent self-administered instrument would be more brief and cost-effective than face-to-face interviews, as it would not require an interviewer for administering the questionnaire.
