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To graft mPEG onto the PS copolymer backbone, copolymer (0.05 g), mPEG (Mn~1000) (0.35 g, 0.35 mmol, one equivalent to chloromethyl groups on the PS copolymer), and NaOH (0.020 g, 0.5 mmol) were added into anhydrous THF (1.5 mL).

Mr. Hoffman described the new financing, despite its technically being a "series B" round, as one equivalent to a later-stage growth round at a more mature company.

The first approach, framework redesign, can yield an antibody with binding better than the CDR graft and one equivalent to the mature murine, and reduced immunogenicity.

The 2007 WWE annual report does not disclose any donation, let alone one equivalent to 8% of the company's net profits.

It is clear that the two detectors, that is, the one equivalent to the RNSD method (RNSD-LPIC) and the one equivalent to the CGLS method (CGLS-LPIC), exhibit a semi-convergence behavior where they reach their minimum average BER at 10 and 45 stages, respectively, and converge to the decorrelator detector's solution.

Because of the limited capacity of the Haitian government and weak national institutions, NGOs have risen to play a very prominent role, one equivalent to a quasi-privatization of the state.

Of course, they can never be a one-for-one equivalent to an airbase built on land, but navies work very hard to replicate the functionality as closely as possible.

So far, the drugs are the only ones ever tested that can seemingly eradicate all tumors in mice, even gigantic ones, equivalent to a two-pound growth in a person.

Participants were 60 secondary school students: 33 in a Secondary-One (equivalent to 7th grade in the U.S. system) chemistry class, with mean age of 13 years; and 27 in a Secondary-Four (equivalent to 10th grade in the U.S. system) mathematics class, with average age of 16 years.

We considered one TLU equivalent to one cow, 10 goats, or 10 sheep (Lybbert et al. 2007).

In Eq. (4) we focus on one term equivalent to Eq3. (3) in which m = 0.