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The low-pass filtering results shown in Figure 21 demonstrate that the robustness of the proposed scheme is higher than that of the schemes presented by Tian et al. and Nikolaidis, while it is equivalent to that of Dong et al.'s scheme.

It is equivalent to that for every i = 1, 2, 3, …, n, we have P i ( t i, x ˜ − i ) ⊁ U P i ( x ˜ i, x ˜ − i ) for all  t i ∈ S i, which shows that x ˜ = ( x ˜ 1, x ˜ 2, …, x ˜ n ) is an extended Nash equilibrium of this game.

In terms of health care cost, it is equivalent to that imposed by alcohol consumption.

Enzyme assays also showed that PHB enzyme activity is retained following targeting to M plastids and that it is equivalent to that found in the BS plastids.

The CR-10 at LT seemed to be somewhat lower than that of some previous studies [ 24– 27], but it was equivalent to that observed in other studies [ 3, 13, 30, 31].

It is concluded that the separation performance is equivalent to that obtained at the pilot scale.

Since W is differentiable on its domain, it is equivalent to say that W u = f1 (u) is strictly monotone and that W ϕ = f2 is anti-monotone.

Finally, we prove that y 0 ≠ 0. It is equivalent to proving that there is a path h ∈ Γ such that for all x ∈ Q, φ ( h ( x ) ) < 0 = φ ( 0 ).

It is equivalent to suggesting that were the UK to leave the EU and not make any financial contribution to the EU's budget then remaining EU members would continue to pay the rebate to the UK.

Premise 3 was probably not based on measurement but rather on an estimate; it is equivalent to assuming that the time from first quarter Moon to third quarter Moon is one day longer than the time from third quarter to first quarter.

It is equivalent to say that (2).