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The Swedish PHC version of the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, Tenth Revision [ 24], was mapped to the full version of the classification by using a cross-reference scheme based upon equivalent tables from the National Board of Health and Social Services.

A sample (MS06) extract from Beitangkou showed the highest demethylation toxic equivalency (DTE) at 0.20053 μM 5-AZA toxicity equivalent (Table  3).

See section B in the Additional file 1 for an equivalent table with the correlation depending on whether the equity returns are below or above 0.

Total phenolic and total flavonoid contents of Zingiber officinale were recorded to be 15.24 ± 0.02 mg GAE/g and 19.84 ± 0.32 mg/g catechin equivalent (Table 2).

Total phenolic content of the extract was recorded to be 15.24 ± 0.02 mg GAE per g of sample while the total flavonoid content was 19.84 ± 0.32 mg/g catechin equivalent (Table 2).

We use the equivalent table from the statistical report of the Spanish National Social Security Institute (INSS), once those population records that provide no information on gender or date of birth have been deleted.

Non-peroxide activity was identified in 70.6% of Australian Leptospermum honey samples tested, with a median of 16.7% phenol equivalent (Table 2).

The growth yields on glycerol and the magnitude of the proton-motive force were comparable at both dilution rates suggesting the cells were energetically equivalent (Table 1).

Although infection rates were slightly higher for SLEV MP20A or B relative to SLEV P0 at some doses, no differences were statistically different (Chi-squared, p>0.05) and ID50 values were equivalent (table 3).

Again, decoron shows redundancy in this respect; although the involvement of LRRs 4 and 10 remains consistent in both models, their relative contributions of the strength of polar interactions is not equivalent (Table S1).

Nonetheless, there was no apparent correlation between age and CD28 expression in the IPF cohort (rs = −0.1, p = 0.36), the overall age distributions of the comparison populations here were equivalent (Table 1), and both the number (n = 15) and proportion (19%) of octogenarians among CD28% High were actually greater than among the CD28% Low (n = 1 [9%]).