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We cannot conclude that they are equal; however, we can perform an equivalence test to check if they are equivalent to a certain acceptable threshold.

However, from Lemma 1 we see that the uniqueness assumption is equivalent to a certain double-inequality condition, which looks like RIP.

It is assumed that during the production of LWAC the lightweight aggregate (LWA) absorption is equivalent to a certain percentage of the absorption determined in an aqueous medium.

In this paper a few "difficult" problems related to simultaneous stabilization of three plants (equivalent to a certain problem related to unit interpolation in H∞) have been addressed through the framework of randomized algorithms.

Since vertex-transitive self-complementary uniform hypergraphs are equivalent to a certain kind of large sets of t-designs, the results of the paper imply the corresponding results in design theory.

A caveat that needs to be addressed is that the exclusion of specific fractions, equivalent to a certain range of polarities, will potentially also exclude some exogenous compounds with retention times (polarities) identical to the endogenous hormones.

For instance, NetQoSOnt makes it possible to guarantee that a certain QoS level at the network layer is equivalent to guaranteeing a certain QoE level.

In [49], Engel used Haar's functions to estimate the PDF and shows that his estimator is equivalent to a histogram on certain dyadic intervals.

Nowadays, it is clear that involving a small magnitude of noise in the input is equivalent to introducing a certain regularization in the objective function, which in turn encourages the network converging to a smoother mapping function [36].

The polynomial time algorithm described in (Hochbaum, 2010b) for NC′ was based on showing that solving NC′ is equivalent to solving a certain parametric s, t -cut problem.

"If you have a blood lead of twenty for a working lifetime let's say forty-five years—you will get a cumulative blood lead index that we calculated would be equivalent to a bone lead of a certain level," Hu says.