Men and women are remarkably equal.
The word "ballet" may mislead: there is no pointwork, and the sexes are given remarkably equal treatment.
Times for reaching DSS 6 8 10 were remarkably equal, being 15, 26 and 41 ± 1 years for groups with high (≥5), intermediate (3 4) and low (1 2) numbers of attacks prior to onset of progressive phase.
The analysis revealed that while avascular tracks have little curvature, most commonly 0.077 0.125 μm−1, the majority of sporozoite tracks that overlap with blood vessels describe trajectories that have a curvature of 0.125 0.2 μm−1, which, remarkably, equals the curvature of the circumference of dermal capillaries (Yen and Braverman, 1976; Braverman, 1997).
Remarkably, it equals t1/t2 times the effective hopping parameter in α-graphyne.
It was a funny and remarkably frank autobiography, equal parts screenwriter's handbook and expose, full of snarky stories about Dustin Hoffman (jeez, nobody seems to like the guy) and Robert Redford.
Remarkably, at an equal molar ratio (1 1), SerRS did not inhibit but rather promoted the deacetylase activity of SIRT2.
Max Payne surpasses Half-Life as an interactive movie, but more remarkably it almost equals it in terms of game play.
"In truth, however, that is just about the only small negative thing you can say about the team that have fast become the undisputed kings of T20 cricket in this country, having remarkably held the equal-worst record in this tournament prior to 2008".
In a country in which the myth of racial superiority was enshrined in law, he never doubted his right, and that of all his compatriots, to equal treatment.No less remarkably, once the majority of citizens were able to have their say he never denied the right of his white compatriots to equality.
Overall, the degree of phylogenetic diversity within SHFV is remarkably high and is approximately equal to that between PRRSV and LDV.
