Zerhouni's explanation: Germain is "a world-class immunologist... basically in the Nobel Prize equivalent category.
We call these equivalent categories the 'evaluation points' (see Supplementary Material Section 6.1 for details).
The number of responses per response option is also positively skewed, with proportions ranging from 32% (item "open jar") to 83,7% (items "turn a key" and "sexual activities") of respondents that utilized the no difficulty (or equivalent) category.
Figure 1 illustrates how net prices have fallen steadily during the period 2009 14 for two typical BEV classes as represented by the Think City/Mitsubishi i-Miev, which are of relatively equivalent category, and the Nissan Leaf.
Pickers in this section may have wished there were some Newcomer or Most Promising category for Madeley and may assume that Wolf Hall will already have been honoured in the equivalent male category.
It is also calling for an end to match-categorisation for away fans, with all supporters to pay the equivalent of category C prices.
By then, the cyclone had lasted 19 days, reaching the equivalent of Category 5 status on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale three times.
The storm attained the equivalent of Category 1 hurricane status on the current-day Saffir Simpson hurricane wind scale early on October 22, while meandering just off the coast of Cuba.
The non-associative Lie theory deals with the following three equivalent categories: formal loops; Sabinin algebras; irreducible cocommutative and coassociative non-associative Hopf algebras.
end{aligned}In this setup, we have the following three equivalent categories: simply-connected finite-dimensional Moufang loops, finite-dimensional Malcev algebras, and finitely generated irreducible Moufang-Hopf algebras.
