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Thus, if the principle of equivalence were not valid, the accelerations of Earth and the Moon toward the Sun might be different.

As a final limitation it should be mentioned that during the translation process, comprehensibility and equivalence were not discussed with groups of patients as it was done in the Danish validation study.

This study demonstrates that while IR hydromorphone is equivalent to IR morphine for relieving chronic cancer pain, equivalence was not demonstrated for OROS® hydromorphone and CR morphine in the SR phase of the study.

Proust must be mentioned, not to suggest a ranking -- though a certain equivalence is not out of the question -- but as contrast.

This equivalence is not limited to clusters; it is the well-known ergodic property that is expected of all but the simplest real systems.

For larger radii the topological equivalence is not guaranteed and Eq. (2) does not describe the unfolding of the deg.

Label equivalence is not recorded and resolved in such algorithms, and connected components of any shapes can be labeled in single scan.

Ongoing discussions about the food and feed safety of GM crops and the concept of substantial equivalence are not in the realm of this paper.

This equivalence is not surprising in view of the contiguity of the Whittle measure in the Gaussian case (see Choudhuri et al. 2004).

The authors acknowledge that although these two groups were considered comparable, a quantitative assessment of their equivalence was not possible given the data available.

Another interesting feature of strong negation is that provable equivalence is not a congruence relation, i.e., the replacement rule \[\mathord{\vdash A \leftrightarrow B} \slashrel \mathord{\vdash C[p/A] \leftrightarrow C[p/B]}\] is not valid, where $C[p/A]$ is the result of uniformly substituting $A$ for some atomic formula $p$ in $C$.