The island fragments are equivalent in area to the footprints of the twin towers and serve as silent memorials.
The area of the fault for each event is calculated by πr c 2. We assume that subfaults of the large event are square-shaped so they are equivalent in area to the small-event fault.
The results suggested that students were able to organise their own learning effectively, they were generally positive about using CBL, and learning, as measured by examination performance, was equivalent in an area of the module content wholly supported by CBL to that in an area supported by lectures.
Because the two areas being compared were equivalent in size to many countries, any significant differences reflected large scale structural differences rather than local variations the large scale structural differences being an easier target for government policies to tackle health inequalities.
In terms of turtle populations, relative abundance was equivalent in protected area and golf course wetlands and female fraction was closer to parity in golf course wetlands.
The outcomes of CARAs appear to be equivalent in urban, rural and mixed areas with a discharge rate from hospital of almost 19%, with an average of 10 survivors reported annually.
Notably, although the percentage of apterous individuals belonging to the Cucurbitaceae host race was equivalent in the SE and SW areas, the diversity among the cucurbit MLGs was considerably higher (Chi-square test, P < 0.0001) in the SE region (n = 93) than in the SW region (n = 28).
In the pilot, although the volume and, therefore, the surface area, of each sample was equivalent in storage (925 μL), it was not possible to maintain consistent 200 μL volume between all the transferral stage aliquots.
Respondents in both areas were equivalent in levels of education and household composition, but there were statistically significant differences in three household economy measures: household dietary diversity, the per cent of households that work outside the home to earn money, and the per cent of households that sell their agricultural goods at the market.
Estimated tibial or patellar pressures, using the metric of body weight/joint surface area, however, were equivalent in men and women, suggesting that smaller joint surfaces in women were not a likely explanation for sex differences in knee OA [ 20].
