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Once again, however, compositional function is distinguished from interstratal realizational function, so that no direct equivalence can be established with nonstratificational terminology.

Even if no moral equivalence can be drawn between banks in Israel and Switzerland, the banks here are motivated by a similar desire to preserve their assets, Mr. Roth argued.

This equivalence can be easily illustrated using Fig. 1.

According to TOST, equivalence can be concluded only for the restaurant location with θ10.

For representativeness, the equivalence can be concluded for smaller threshold than for audio quality, as shown in experiment 3.

Combining data items from different databases requires an assumption that the items are sufficiently similar that equivalence can be determined.

The extent of non-equivalence can be evaluated numerically by considering at what level the PLAB pass mark would need to be set in order to produce outcome equivalence.

The rule "even × integer = even" means that the even numbers form an ideal in the ring of integers, and the above equivalence relation can be described as equivalence modulo this ideal.

Equivalence tests can be used to assess evidence for statistical equivalence, which can consequently facilitate theory falsification.

With prior specified equivalence limits, both the difference test and the set of equivalence tests can be implemented using a single confidence interval.

This equivalence relation can be used to partition the set of fuzzy quantities into equivalence classes having the desired group properties under the addition operation [29 31].