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The procedure is implemented through a multiplicative iterative scheme, and can be shown equivalent to Eq. (15) with (alpha =1).

Ekeland's principle has been shown equivalent to other optimization statements, in particular, and of interest in this paper, is the equivalence to an optimization criterion of Pareto (see [11]) for which the existence of optima (critical points for dynamical systems) has been shown in complete metric spaces (see [12]).

Britain's net debt shot up £800.8bn, today's figures showed – equivalent to 56.8% of gross domestic product, up from 43.5% a year ago.

ICI has shown equivalent clinical efficacy compared to Tamoxifen.

Clinical trial data have shown equivalent efficacy when compared to salvage chemotherapies in recurrent disease.

He brought together Bob McNett (guitar), Hillous Butrum (bass), Jerry Rivers (fiddle) and Don Helms (steel guitar) to form the most famous version of the Drifting Cowboys, earning an estimated US$1,000 per show (equivalent to US$ in ).

We tested for invariance of factor loadings to investigate whether the measures showed equivalent relationships to the latent constructs across time.

It was hypothesised that children with ID would show equivalent performance to typically developing children of the same mental age.

It is noteworthy that the RCCP mixtures containing 5% CWP or CWA showed equivalent performance to the control RCCP mixture.

Further, it showed equivalent sensitivity to CC for the detection of adenovirus and parainfluenza virus type 3 in titrated stock cultures.

For each tested variable, survival models for all three segmentation algorithms had comparable AIC values with overlapping 95% CIs showing equivalent fit to the data (Table 3).