Sentence examples for analysis are equivalent from inspiring English sources

Several main results emerge from this paper.We showthat passband signals, which are typically used in EEG analysis, are equivalent to baseband signals with lower sampling frequency and thus fewer samples within the same time internal.

"If the target genome sequence of wheat is Everest, then this very useful analysis is equivalent to a fly-by with a very good camera," Bennetzen says.

This is the idea that every apparent name not occurring at the end of analysis is equivalent in meaning to some definite description.

Although the optimal cutoff values of bandwidth, phase SD, and entropy were variable depending on the software programs, the diagnostic performance by ROC analysis was equivalent.

The measured nicotine in the pouch material in this repeated analysis was equivalent to 0.95 mg or 11% of the total nicotine in the snus portion.

Logically speaking, this analysis is equivalent to the one in the text, and serves to show how the subject and direct object of the sentence are on a logical par, in contrast to Aristotelian logic.

With these assumptions, the WLAN and WPAN are completely undetected from each other and the analysis is equivalent to studying the impacts of interference from one network to another.

The p-value obtained in this analysis is equivalent to the EASE score, which uses a conservative adjustment of the Fisher's exact probability, and was applied to identify significantly enriched gene categories.

This analysis was equivalent to that shown for the THF-diols.

For discrete variable (liver fibrosis in this case), stratified analysis is equivalent to adjustment of covariate using regression analysis [ 18].

In the case of a correlation matrix PCA, the LPCA analysis is equivalent to Wartenberg's Multi-variate Spatial Correlation Analysis [ 28].