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In fixed-dimensional case, according to Wilcoxon's rank-sum test, SGO performs superior than SAABC in four test functions and equivalent with three test functions out of eight test functions, improved than GABC in five test functions and equivalent with two test function out of eight test functions.

Then the noncommuting conditions weakly compatible, occasionally weakly compatible, conditionally commuting and PD-operators are equivalent, and equivalent with the condition that the pair ( f, g ) has a unique common fixed point.

According to Wilcoxon's rank-sum test, SGO performs superior than FIPS-PSO, CPSO-H, DMSPSO-LS, CLPSO, APSO, SSG-PSO, SSG-PSO-DFP, SSG-PSO-BFGS, SSG-PSO-NM, and SSG-PSO-PS in 20, 21, 17, 14, 20, 14, 13, 13, 13 and 12 test functions, respectively, and equivalent with 1, 0, 2, 6, 1, 6, 6, 6, 6 and 6 test functions, respectively, out of 21 test functions.

We previously showed that the reliability of the performance-based measures is good [ 22] and equivalent with the BASFI questionnaire [ 3, 6, 8].

When we started, our philanthropic assets were held entirely in cash and equivalents with no investment strategy, impact or otherwise.

In a parallel and equivalent manner with some assumption about space-time manifold, we can obtain aforementioned result but with very less calculation.

Figure  3b shows a mixed pattern and equivalent percentages with 50%% "C" clones and 50%% "W" clones, suggesting monoallelic methylation.

Disks (Oxoid) containing cefotaxime, ceftazidime, and equivalent disks with clavulanic acid were used according to the standard method [ 20].

Our results suggest that seed PA variation is controlled by QTLs of moderate and equivalent magnitude with involvement of epistasis.

Reader retention (and its equivalent with other types of media) will increase in importance as more of a site or network's income is directly derived from readers.

The revised version of the questionnaire was again assessed as semantically, idiomatically and conceptually equivalent with the original version.