Sentence examples for is equivalence between from inspiring English sources

The results for the commercial buildings show that there is equivalence between levels A to C of the Brazilian regulation and the reference model from ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 90.1 2007, depending on the climate adopted.

In addition when the solution is sufficiently sparse there is equivalence between the ell1 and sparsest solutions [21], [22].

Thus, there is equivalence between the two methods, and the setpoint approach summarizes the outcome of the underlying dynamical system on the regulated variables.

Du [34] was the first who showed that there are equivalence between some metric and cone metric results.

We believe the Standard InChI now largely describes what the community considers to be equivalence between compounds, specifically compounds likely to be of interest in chemical biology and drug discovery.

By day 3, there was equivalence between the groups.

The clinical impress during the study was equivalence between the two products.

This difference was smaller than the clinically important difference of 0.4 mm, and therefore confirms that there was equivalence between the 2 cement types.

We also hypothesise that there will be equivalence between groups in the incidence of: (1) AS colonisation, (2) hub colonisation, (3) VAD colonisation, (4) all-cause BSI rate, (5) VAD time in situ, and (6) all-cause mortality; and that patients assigned to 4-day replacement will have significantly higher: (1) number of AS used and (2) associated healthcare costs.

One dissenting EU diplomat says the Union is pretending there is "moral equivalence" between Taiwanese election politics and Chinese threats of violence.

end{aligned} (2) It is well known that there is an equivalence between the existence of solutions for ((S_{varepsilon})) and the positive critical point of (I_{varepsilon}).