Similarly, lower thresholds of waist circumference among both ethnic minority groups pose equivalent diabetes risk to the conventional European cut-points.
Our prospective findings suggest that BMI cut-off points of 25 kg/m in South Asians and 27 kg/m in African-Caribbeans pose equivalent risk for future diabetes as with BMI of 30 kg/m among Europeans.
Our findings raise the issue that obesity cut-off points lower than the conventional values may be warranted in immigrant South Asians and African-Caribbeans compared with the European white population in the UK, to pose equivalent risk for Type 2 diabetes.
Here the question is posed: what is the equivalent of points per wavelength for growing or decaying waves, and how well are such waves resolved numerically?
But the growth posed risks to some equivalent to zero-hours contracts, with little security and few employment rights, it said.
It follows a warning last month by a UK foreign minister that climate change poses a risk equivalent to nuclear weapons, in part because of its impact on food security.
Therefore, a camera pose is normally equivalent to extrinsic camera parameters with translation and rotation of the camera in the global coordinate system.
It is likely that binding of compound 5 to AfChiA1 in an equivalent pose will require more dramatic conformational changes to the binding site, as the dihydroindene-binding pocket is smaller in AfChiA1 due to the presence of Met310 (equivalent to Ala283 in ScCTS1) It is possible that this explains the slight decrease in affinity of compound 5 for AfChiA1 compared to ScCTS1.
We are witnessing a threat to the productivity of our natural and farmed environment equivalent to that posed by organophosphates or DDT," said Jean-Marc Bonmatin, of the National Centre for Scientific Research CNRSS) in France, one of the 29 international researchers who conducted the four-year assessment.
The questions posed in the abstract are equivalent to the so-called 'separability' of the nonlinear differential operator Ly : = - y"' + bigl(q( x,y) + lambda bigr y, quad x in mathbb {R}, lambda> 0, on the domain D (L) = bigl{ y: y in L_{2} (mathbb {R}), {Ly} in L_{2}(mathbb {R}), y"' in L_{2,mathrm{loc}}(mathbb {R} bigr}.
