Likewise, avoiding the fatality of one 5 15-year-old is equivalent to avoiding 3.3 fatalities of 65 15-year-olds.
We find that avoiding the fatality of one 5 15-year-old is equivalent to avoiding 1.4 fatalities of 35 15-year-olds.
Regarding interpretation, we considered reviews to be of higher quality when the review author explained that direct and indirect comparisons are not equivalent to avoid misinterpretation of the results; and when the review author considered the strength of direct evidence.
The observed trends in both mean hip score and mean EBV over year of birth indicate that a small genetic improvement has been taking place, approximately equivalent to avoiding those dogs with the worst 15% of scores.
However, it is clear that the BVA recommendations are only just short of being met, since a score of 15 corresponds to the 81st 82nd percentile in our data, equivalent to avoiding only the worst 18 19% of animals for breeding – close to what is observed.
The authors estimated that the magnitude of the observed effect was equivalent to avoiding the impairment that would take place in the natural course of life of healthy people in a period between 7 and 14 years [ 6].
For the TFCG / Mjumita Kilosa project, emissions reductions will average 102,000 tCoverr (3006 MtCO2 over 30 years), equivalent to the avoided conversion of 23,700 ha, and an 86% reduction compared to the reference emissions level.
Samples for 7SK-SL1apical:Tat-RBD and TAR Tat-RBD complex for sTAR Tat-RBDtermination were prepared at a 1:0.9 equivalents, respecomplex, to avoid any non-specifor binding by the Tat RBD.
One avoided fatality is found to be equivalent to around 3.5 avoided severe injuries, which is lower than the official value of 6 used by the Swedish Road Administration.
The proposed protocol has the advantage of using an equivalent simpler graph to avoid the redundant edge information in the cycle structure of the graph.
