When Semiglazov et al. compared anastrozole to chemotherapy in elderly women in, both had equivalent benefit when used in a neoadjuvant setting for women older than 70, with hormone receptor positive cancer.
CT or MRI was used as the main evaluation method and adequate doses of radiotherapy was given in both arms equivalent to at least 64Gy, with conventional fractionation to the primary lesion.
Due to the special scissor-like structure, the dynamic response of the platform has inherent nonlinearities both in equivalent damping and stiffness characteristics (although only linear components are applied), and demonstrates good loading capacity and excellent equilibrium stability.
We model the losses associated with both the skin effect and the dissipation factor in both of these equivalent circuits.
The ceiling for the full credit is $110,000 in both bills, the equivalent of $81,100 in today's dollars if the full credit is available in 2011, or $94,500 if it is available in 2006.
This analysis reveals that under many circumstances, using thermal infrared imagery yields higher performance, while in other cases performance in both modalities is equivalent.
In both linear and equivalent linear analysis, the soil deposit is divided into 5 equal layers to be consistent with the experimental set-up.
The stimulation thresholds to induce population spikes in both layers were equivalent between groups.
In both scenarios, three equivalent treatments were compared with a reference treatment, T1.
However, bone mineral density in both bones was equivalent, regardless of Thio-CS or Col-gel carrier.
