This result indicates that the local packing of the segments differs in regio-random P3HT from that in the amorphous portions of rr-P3HT and that care must be expended when equating the behavior of these two phases.
There is a significant caveat when equating signal to abundance in the miRNA microarray analysis.
Symptoms of depression were also reported to pose a risk for PTSD [ 24], when equating "resilience = absence of PTSD symptoms".
This danger becomes more pronounced when equating women 'farmers' or 'spouses' with men 'farmers' or 'spouses' working similar crops.
Apart from that, it could also derive from more recent, possibly individual, migration or displacement – a general caveat when equating lineage ages with timing of migration.
Soberingly, IARC's diligent evaluation process of what can and what cannot cause cancer in humans would be blurred when equating group 1 (proven carcinogen) classifications with group 2A classifications, as recommended in the Asturias Declaration.
When equating the short wavelength (424-532 nm) photon density at lower illuminances, blue monochromatic light of a modest photopic intensity (98 lux) was equally effective in treating SAD as white light of 711 lux [ 16].
Hence, when we equate, when producing the estimate, this is equivalent to solving, which can be expressed as so that the solution of the estimating equation also satisfies Q = E(Q), the estimating equation prior to transforming the data.
Bugs could not have had politics in mind when he equated this place with Nirvana.
