Yet both laws also set an important new standard for the growing paid sick days movement by including "chosen family -- an individual with whom the worker has such a close relationship that the individual is equivalent to family, even absent a blood or legal relationship.
Given Z, finding the indicator vector v i for an individual is equivalent to inferring its haplotype pair { h i 1, h i 2 }.
The OEHHA calculated a BMDL of 0.0037 mg/kg-day, which in a 70-kg individual is equivalent to 0.26 mg/day.
These individuals are equivalent to first responders in the USA.
Alternative formulations of the matrix for heterozygous individuals are equivalent, provided that the sum of the heterozygous probabilities equals 1, while the assumed error rates may be constant or differ between SNPs.
In 4.3.3, we saw that weak and strong individual supervenience are equivalent to strong global supervenience in the special case in which the base set B is closed under certain property forming operations.
She noted that freemium is a good business model for many, but can contribute to what's called "the digital divide," where low-income students and their educational development suffers because they do not have access to tools, from tablets and PCs to individual apps, that are equivalent to those used by peers in wealthier schools or communities.
We computed mass transfer coefficients (vf, see Methods) of glucose, bulk DOC and individual DOC-compounds, which are equivalent to the average vertical velocity at which solutes are removed from the water column, and which represent a measure of uptake efficiency relative to availability.
We assume that all individuals of each population are equivalent, apart from their sex, the effect of sex on FIV transmission being too significant to be ignored.
Taking this approach to extremes, neutral models of plant communities assume all individuals of all species are equivalent and interact with each other to the same extent [ 10].
