In contrast, the two sn-1 diastereotopic methylene protons are more equivalent in vinyl ether linked phospholipids compared to ester linked phospholipids.
Future research could consider these biases and solutions, in order to design more equivalent visualizations.
Jocks are jocks, it seems, male and female alike, and are perhaps more equivalent than the legislators ever imagined.
Zorba's wind speed of 56mph would make it more equivalent to a miniature tropical storm than a hurricane.
This study compares apology to more equivalent crisis response strategies to more fairly determine if apology is "the" best strategy.
More than one in three jobseekers in the 34 OECD countries have been out of work for 12 months or more, equivalent to 15.7m people.
Instead of asking users to understand other people's vocabulary, why not institute multiple types of fave, one for bookmarking and one that's more equivalent to the Facebook "Like"?
In that case, Mr. Hart was more equivalent to Mr. Obama than Mrs. Clinton, having drawn new voters into the primary system.
If and when van Niekerk breaks it — and I think he probably will — that will be more equivalent to Sir Roger Bannister breaking the four-minute mile than anything Bolt has done," he added.
"They've been more successful, they have more experience, and they've run a public company, which is more equivalent to what a president does than a private company" like the Trump Organization.
It is estimated that two-thirds of us experience at least one hour of social jetlag a week, and a third experience two hours or more – equivalent to flying from London to Tel Aviv and back each week.
