However, these two arguments are equivalent, which is similar to the equivalence of SNP-BLUP genomic selection with GBLUP [ 3, 24].
This includes the household size by adult equivalent, which is generated following the OECD-modified equivalence scale (Hagenaars et al. 1994).
Certainly the US equivalent, which would be dancing health insurance corporate executives, was hard to imagine.
The U.S. Navy built a somewhat faster equivalent, which it called a destroyer escort.
Male-pattern baldness and its female equivalent, which is usually more diffuse, are hereditary conditions.
This is done by converting mRNA into its DNA equivalent, which is more stable and easier to work with.
Authorities are more anxious about Chinese-language material than the English equivalent, which cannot reach such a wide audience.
This is the 1997-98 equivalent, which we've been anticipating for a long time," said the coral scientist.
The authors estimated the Snow Water Equivalent, which is a measure of the amount of water stored as snow.
dependencies, but assumes that they are equivalent, which is illogical from a software developer's point of view.
First, this retailer seems like a Trader Joe's equivalent, which means that most of its offerings are private label, with little to no branded competition.
