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Proposition 10.3 The error estimators η and ϱ are globally equivalent in the sense of   (8.8)   and they satisfy the equivalence of Dörfler marking   (8.9)   with k = 0.

All discrete systems defined by different vector fields χ ( x ) ∂ x are not globally equivalent.

He also noted that those apps reach some 350 million people globally, equivalent to 20% of households worldwide.

The United Nations Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) estimates that around one-third of the edible parts of food produced for human consumption is lost or wasted globally; equivalent to 1.3 billion ton each year.

If devices' interfaces are globally equivalent, the level of failure observed for some devices, combined with the high induced mental workload and the low usability score, clearly depicts a lack of adaptation of the device's development to end users.

Finally, let us say that the expressions e and e′ are global equivalents just in case for some natural number n they are n-global equivalents).[15] I suggest that m is globally compositional just in case globally equivalent pairs of expressions are all synonyms.

But 800 women a day are still dying from complications in pregnancy and childbirth globally- equivalent to 33 an hour.

Nevertheless, the calculations were performed also at pH 7.0 and 7.5, globally obtaining equivalent results, except for the NAD+/NADH minimum ratio, as expected (see Results section).

The Republic of Djibouti was considered the African country with the most favorable combinations of biological risk and operational requirements to reach elimination and its ranking globally was equivalent or better than many countries in the Americas.

By Theorem 1, we can conclude that, for solving the problem (P), we may globally solving its equivalent problem (Q) instead.

TB is the second cause of death caused by an infectious agent throughout the world [ 2, 3]; in 2012, there were an estimated 8.6 million incident cases of TB globally, which is equivalent to 122 cases per 100,000 people, and the absolute number of cases continues to increase slightly from year to year [ 4].