Since the positive integer m is selected at least greater than or equal to 2 in Algorithm 2.1, the positive sequence ({varepsilon_{k}}_{0}^{infty}) declines monotonically and tends to zero.
Thus, while costs are not the only consideration in setting up and sustaining SLV-I [ 56, 57], the program costs for SLV-I should be lower than practice-located costs, or at least lower than or equal to reimbursement rates for SLV-I to be sustained.
Therefore, to allow meaningful comparisons between the 4 clusters, and in addition to results that are statistically significant at 5%, we chose to discuss also results showing at least a 10% relative difference (OR at least 1.10, or lower or equal than 0.91), being statistically significant or not.
where ([alpha]) is the least integer greater than or equal to α, and (mathit{AC}^{0}[0,1]=mathit{AC}[0,1]).
(iii) If we define a ¯ ( n, k ) to be the number of partitions of n with exactly k parts and least part greater than or equal to k, then we have: p ( n, k ) = a ( n, k ) + a ¯ ( n, k ).
"I wanted at least an equal or majority-female writing staff because I think women understand Trump's voice so much," he reasoned.
By implication, the rational consumer will be willing to pay more (or at least an equal amount) for the improved service because of higher (or equal) utility relative to the status quo.
The equality in (2.33) holds if and only if, or at least numbers equal zero among the set.
A few days ago, in fact, he hired law clerks for the term beginning in October 2005, and some people believe he is aiming to top the record of 36 years set by Justice William O. Douglas, or at least to equal the 34-year tenure of his judicial hero, Chief Justice John Marshall.
When Secretary of Defense Robert Gates announced new defense-acquisition priorities a couple of weeks ago, he framed his decisions, in part, by suggesting that he was going to put soldiers and their families ahead of big-ticket technology — or at least on equal footing.
Theoretically, all ratios should be equal or at least approximately equal to 1.
