Sentence examples for allocated to equivalent from inspiring English sources

For supervised clustering, samples from the two phenotypic groups (infiltrative/invasive and noninfiltrative/noninvasive according to histopathological criteria) were allocated to equivalent training and testing sets without preset criteria (Table 2).

As a result, computing the amount of percentage of power allocated to each relay is equivalent to obtaining the percentage of time where each relay is active.

In the first year of the inclusion of aviation into the EU-ETS, the total quantity of allowances to be allocated to aircraft operators shall be equivalent to 97% of the historical aviation emissions (so-called overall "cap").

For example, when the first and last authors are equal (Figure 5C), the credit allocated to the last author is equivalent to that of an equal 2nd author (Figure 5B), thereby reducing the credit of intermediate coauthors by one position.

Participants allocated to telehealth did not receive equivalent treatments in all sites.

A metabolic equivalent was allocated to each physical activity using the values developed by Ainsworth et al. For each respondent the total number of hours spent on moderate or vigorous activities was calculated.

A patient allocated to the control group can obtain equivalent elements of treatment and care as a patient allocated to the intervention group; however, the flow and sequence may be different.

Each Equivalent to Marshall Class will then be 'yes' if at least one of the AIS codes allocated to this code (Table 4) is present and otherwise such Equivalent to Marshall Class is 'no'no

Patients were randomly allocated to two groups, thus obtaining two treatment groups of equivalent prognosis.

The purpose of the control task is to maintain an equivalent information load to the participants allocated to the mental simulation condition.

Instead they provide resources and staff time approximately equivalent in value to the public funding allocated to each specific IMI project.