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Sevelamer carbonate is an improved, buffered form of SH that has equivalent efficacy in controlling phosphate levels but has a lower incidence of the above adverse effects [ 53].

Furthermore, because genomic content for each gene has been assessed relative to the array platform species A. burtoni, any gene that has equivalent copy number (even if greater than 1) in both the platform and the heterologous species will go undetected.

The horizontal axis represents the single-pulse SCR of two detectors that have equivalent single-pulse SCR.

The dotted lines illustrate linear functions that have equivalent "Index = 0.5" points as the Gaussian lines and the dashed lines illustrate linear functions that drop to zero at approximately the same points as the Gaussian lines.

We report here the coexistence of a distinct population of non-SP (NSP) cells that have equivalent self-renewal capacity compared to SP cells in a lung tumor sphere assay.

The numbers on the grid were used to identify the grid squares that had equivalent cell densities before transfections.

In carbon utilization experiments, the basal medium was supplemented with 90 mM of the carbon source that had equivalent carbon content to that of sucrose.

In nitrogen utilization studies, the basal medium was adjusted with 24 mM of the nitrogen source that had equivalent nitrogen content to that of sodium nitrate.

Arab countries should benefit from the experience of other countries that have equivalent economic resources but outperform them in biomedical research.

For examining the effect of multiple drugs, a combination index (CI) is calculated based on the doses that have equivalent effects.

We identified 14 different inhaled formulations of RIF, dosed every 2 weeks, from sensitivity analysis that had equivalent CFU and reduced peripheral AUC at 7 d posttreatment initiation compared with daily dosed oral formulations (Supplementary Text).