The weight function depending on the p-value for the hypothesis that the true underlying effect is zero is defined as with suitably defined constants a and b.
In addition, the proportion of patients from each treatment group reaching a period of 3 drug-free days was defined as a suitably robust primary end-point to test the hypothesis of non-inferiority of SROM to methadone for detoxification.
For example, near can be defined when the spatial regions, suitably enlarged, have a nonempty intersection.
Suitably enough – given this is an autobiography – Sacks restates the notion here: "Each of us … constructs and lives a 'narrative' and is defined by this narrative".
These two scenarios are suitably defined in the framework of our analysis.
rmax and rmin are suitably defined upper and lower threshold for detection and classification of ring artifacts.
The core, recirculation, and axisymmetric shear-layer regions are first suitably defined, and the characteristic length and velocity scales in different regions are then determined.
where Φ R ( ϑ p ), p = 0, … P − 1 are the suitably defined sparse random matrix realizing the accumulation in (5) and (6).
If the local variable is used only in a short context, and if it is suitably defined with a comment at its place of first assignment, then use the short name.
This is suitably defined using roughly the geometric mean of the corresponding probabilities of the constituent subalignments.
Moreover, the length of an edge is a suitably defined distance between the averaged samples associated with the two incident nodes, rather than the less interpretable average of distances produced by UPGMA, the most widely used hierarchical clustering method in this context.
