Moisture content of both the porcelain and foamed glass was either equivalent to or greater than that of the expanded shale throughout the season.
The other major development of that period was the emergence in England in the early 17th century of a group of lawyers and judges who held that all law is either equivalent to or derived from the common law, which they identified as "immemorial custom".
Then, in particular, P E in (4) is not efficient if det M is either equivalent to 0 or p − 1 by modulo p. Therefore one of the consequences of Proposition 1 is the following.
The probable place of instrumental variable analysis in the hierarchy is either equivalent to or better than cohort studies.
This, of course, is under the assumption that the concentration, or density of the measured variable in the sampled internode(s) is either equivalent to, or a fixed ratio of that in the whole stalk.
For example, the studies based on trial settings find risperidone to cost more than haloperidol, while studies based on cohort design and decision models find risperidone to be either equivalent or lower in costs than haloperidol.
81– 88 Healing rates of esophagitis by esomeprazole were shown to be either equivalent or statistically higher at 4 weeks when compared with omeprazole, lansoprazole, and pantoprazole.
However, based on previous studies in the brains of individuals with MCI [ 57], we also predicted that subjects with MCI or with a cognitive impairment although not demented, may be either equivalent or intermediate with respect to extent of OC-positive deposits.
To further compound the problem, results from all investigative trials (with one exception) have shown that tested immunotherapies aimed at modulating the excessive expression of key cytokines, such as the interleukins and tumor necrosis factor, have been either equivalent or inferior to placebo.
