Sentence examples for are theoretically equivalent from inspiring English sources

While the districts are theoretically equivalent in raw population, they are disproportionate in make-up.

(2003) find that both models are theoretically equivalent.

The two models are theoretically equivalent under certain assumptions, hence are expected to yield similar results.

Interestingly though, the corresponding LS estimates for those two models are theoretically equivalent and hence they are both the BLUE.   3.

Concluding, both control methods proposed by Hänsler and Schmidt in [1] [i.e., α opt(n) and δ opt(n)] are theoretically equivalent and represent valuable benchmarks in the field of VSS/VR-NLMS algorithms.

The proposed algorithm is theoretically equivalent to the conventional channel prediction-based algorithm.

For L s ≥L, the proposed approach is theoretically equivalent to the time-domain implementation of the STP method.

ILRMA is theoretically equivalent to conventional MNMF only when the rank-1 spatial model (4) is assumed, which yields a stable and computationally efficient algorithm for ILRMA.

In the framework of genomic selection, the method to estimate GEBVs using the RRM is termed GBLUP, which was shown to be theoretically equivalent to RRBLUP [20], [26] [29].

Therefore, the study protocol is theoretically equivalent in its ability to generate causal evidence to a traditional randomized controlled experiment.

With lung volume unchanging, the fluctuations of both esophageal and airway pressure should be theoretically equivalent [ 5].