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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.

The total methane yields for all strains were equivalent (Table 2).

However, the reduction in kcat balanced the reduction in Km, and the overall efficiency of extension for dG·dC and M1dG·dC pairs was nearly equivalent (Table 2).

Differences in survival both among replicates and groups cannot be attributed to size, as wing sizes for all mosquito groups tested were statistically equivalent (table 1).

The equivalent table (rounded to integers for 1,000 tests) is as follows: More recently, Bayesian thinking has been applied in terms of how new evidence alters our degrees of belief about something, as part of the scientific process.

Our results also indicated that WGP resulted in 31.2% fewer contigs than SNaPshot for an equivalent map length and a similar number of chimerical contigs (Table 3).

Therefore, we substituted 1 or 3% total chikusetsusaponins isolated from P. japonicus rhizomes for an equivalent mass of casein in the high-fat diets shown in Table 1.

For instance, both the 26±3°C and 26±5°C treatments exhibited a developmental rate similar to that predicted by the non-linear model for a 26°C constant-temperature-equivalent (Table 2; Fig. 3), which should produce 100% males as observed for the 26±3°C experiment.

For the minimum CO2 equivalents (Table 6 and Figure 2), the most influential factors at their individual levels were the percentage of WFPS and NO3− concentration: this was similar to the effects on minimum N2O emissions (explaining 74% of the overall variance).

Thus, BECN1 and BECN1 would be used when referring to the human gene and protein, or Becn1 and BECN1 for the mouse or rat equivalents (Table 1 and Table 2).

This table presents the results from a model equivalent to Table  3, including a dummy category for BMI missing.