Woodford sold £64m of HSBC stock in August, which was equivalent to 2.68% of his fund's assets.
The department said its figures showed that unpaid work had a total value of £1.01tn in 2014, which was equivalent to approximately 56% of the UK's gross domestic product (GDP).
It is understood the $500,000 figure originally attached to the campaign includes time spent by public servants, which was equivalent to 38 days, or almost two months, of full-time work.
It pointed to a one-off £5.8m share payment last year to chief executive Angela Ahrendts, which was equivalent to nearly six times her base salary of £990,000.
The cells showed high viability (92.89 ± 2.32%) after printing, which was equivalent to that of manually-plated cells.
Furthermore, OACs exhibited multilineage differentiation ability with a greater chondrogenic differentiation ability than MSCs, which was equivalent to ACs.
The 2-CP concentration reached a steady-state level, which was equivalent to about 98.5% removal efficiency for 2-CP.
The average annual income of the respondents was about 15,021.277 Ethiopian birr (which was equivalent to 643.391 USD).
The filter length was 100 ms, which was equivalent to 800 tabs at an 8-kHz sampling rate.
The size of each frame was 32 ms, which was equivalent to F s × 0.032 = 512 samples.
Through the designed experiment, we observed that both formulae considerably extenuated the energy loss arisen from strikes, which was equivalent to an overestimation of the calculated penetration force.
