Sentence examples for after equating from inspiring English sources

The healthy and diseased steady-states were calculated using Matlab function fsolve to solve the system of equations in Figure 2B after equating to zero the time derivative terms.

After equating the cruelty of Jews with that of Hitler and Stalin, Truman waxed philosophic about ingratitude: "Put an underdog on top and it makes no difference whether his name is Russian, Jewish, Negro, Management, Labor, Mormon, Baptist he goes haywire.

ROCs do not "compare hit rates after equating false alarm rates" (Lampinen, 2016, p. 32).

However, after equating groups on acquisition, the TBI-MET group did not differ from controls on recall and recognition at both the 30- and 90-minute delays.

After equating task structure between spatial versus temporal context tasks, subjects reported using similar strategies across tasks and we observed no significant differences in accuracy and reaction time performance between tasks.

Hence, the Morris water task and the eight-arm radial maze do not assess spatial memory in the same manner, and even after equating factors such as motivation, stress, and motor demands, there still are procedural demands of the tasks that reinforce differential strategy selection during spatial memory.

The 'Tangoio' pole measured in this study had the maximum root spread of 11 m after approximately 270 days after planting, equating to an average daily growth rate of about 20 mm per day.

Specifically, the authors need 1) to include a brief definition for skill learning and 2) to clarify that after-effects equate to poor skill performance in their study since literature presents some other cases of after-effects leading to improved movements.Overall the article content is clearly explained and very well written.

This is something of a turnaround for Chávez, who joined Twitter two weeks ago after previously equating tweets with terrorist acts.

We identified that the highest pain scores tended to be reported 2 h after surgery, equating to a maximum difference between means of 14 mm on the VAS with a standard deviation (SD) of 15 mm.

Development of cerebral oedema was defined clinically as a deterioration in Glaser score of >2 points during the 24 hours after presentation (equating to a Glasgow coma scale <8 to 10).