If trial participants or patients are to be encouraged to relate their experiences of illnesses and concomitant medications, they may need reassurance that their experience is of equal importance and that blood tests may not provide the same information.
For schools that are truly engaging in blended learning, the teacher's experience is of equal importance to that of the student's.
Observation and experience are of equal value.
It is a beautiful experience of feeling equal with the one standing next to you.
Minor microviscosity in the smaller-size mixture compositions (Dex10 25 and Dex10 40) corresponds to freely diffusing probe, and in the larger-size mixtures (Dex40 500 and Dex70 500) corresponds to probe experiencing microviscosity of equal magnitude to the bulk viscosity (Fig. 4 A ).
It was emphasized to participants that the phenomenon of interest was analogous to experiencing two lines of equal length as though they were of different length, in the sense that what matters is "how things seem to be".
Much has improved in the last 60 years, but full acceptance of the knowledge and experience of nurses as equal contributors with doctors to the wellbeing of patients is still a work in progress.
*Calculated as no of years spent in practice since graduation (that is, surgeons at the beginning of their career during the study period had a length of experience equal to zero).
It must also bring compensation and status commensurate with a tenure-track scientist of equal experience.
He or she is, depending on the country and category of operator, presumably well-trained and capable, but there are, as William Langewiesche points out, more than 300,000 airline pilots in the world, not all of equal experience or ability.
