The contact replacement problem now reduces to finding whether there is a Hamiltonian path in G that is equivalent (defined below) to that of the Hamiltonian path G*. (equivalence).
Furthermore, a convincing number of observational studies found that an adequate folate supply can be achieved with intakes of folate equivalents below 300 μg/d.
Though there is no equivalent to the "below the belt" rule to protect women's chests – instead, they wear protectors not unlike the groin pads men wear – the only other differences are in the number of weight categories and the lengths of fights.
38 The primary endpoint of this study was a decrease in serum testosterone to a level equivalent to or below that resulting from surgical castration.
The oil and gas company reported average daily production of 79,200 barrels of oil equivalent, slightly below expectations of 80,000 to 84,000.
The UK's chief taxman has referred the parcel delivery giant Hermes to HM Revenue and Customs compliance officers following complaints by couriers that they are being paid at levels equivalent to below the "national living wage".
This week a separate Guardian investigation showed how the delivery firm Hermes is paying some of its couriers at levels equivalent to below the national living wage because they are self-employed.
Britain's second-biggest parcel company, Hermes, which delivers for John Lewis and other major retailers, is paying some of its couriers at levels equivalent to below the national living wage according to a snapshot of information provided by some of those who have worked there.
