A homogeneous wall that can be equivalent, under appropriate circumstances, to a given multilayer structure would provide an example of such a simple model.
These solutions might not all be equivalent; under different circumstances, such as injury, one solution might be superior to another.
'Balloonless' gastric air PCO2 tonometry has been compared in dogs with saline balloon PCO2 tonometry by Salzman et al [ 8], who found that these methods were equivalent under controlled circumstances after full acid secretion suppression with H2-blockade.
Although a common approach, categorization of a continuous variable has major disadvantages and can, under certain circumstances, be statistically equivalent to losing one-third of a study population (Lagakos 1988).
David Hollingworth, an associate director at the mortgage brokers London & Country, said that some 66-year-old men on equivalent salaries could still, under certain circumstances, obtain mortgages.
The results show that the LID of the PCCRA is more homogeneous than the single CCR with equivalent aperture under circumstances of both normal incident light and oblique incident light.
Under these circumstances the random effects model is equivalent to the fixed effects model.
(2122) Their expressions, after a later conversion to QSAR equations, were equivalent to the bilinear equation 9 in section, under some circumstances.
To quantify under which circumstances is diagonal and thus when the methods are equivalent, we will analyze the properties of, which figures in both estimators.
