Sentence examples for argument equivalent from inspiring English sources

The procedure takes into account the recursive nature of the transgenerational epigenetic effects, using an argument equivalent to Quass (1976), for the inverse of numerator relationship matrix (A −1), and Quintanilla et al. (1999), for dam-related permanent maternal environmental effects.

The argument d=True tells the BEDTools closestBed program to append the distance (in base pairs) between each SNP and the closest gene to the end of each line, equivalent to the -d argument typically given on the command line.

C) Was running for political office, had no substantive answer for you, but yet was bold enough to completely insult your intelligence with a comically transparent straw man argument roughly equivalent to shouting "LOOK!

However, these two arguments are equivalent, which is similar to the equivalence of SNP-BLUP genomic selection with GBLUP [ 3, 24].

As A is the generator of an analytic semigroup, we can choose (by standard arguments) an equivalent norm on X, again denoted by ‖ ⋅ ‖, such that ‖ e τ A ‖ ≤ 1, τ ≥ 0, and ‖ φ τ b (u ) ‖ ≤ 1 + C τ for ‖ u ‖ ≤ R and | τ | ≤ τ 0 with a constant C that depends on b, R, and τ 0. These bounds imply at once the stability assumption (20).

A biological background assumption in this argument is that equivalent biological processes follow when equivalent techniques are applied.

Now an equivalent argument is emerging on China.

Collapse of membrane potential, by classical chemisomotic argument would be equivalent to generation of dissipated heat.

Her argument is the equivalent of saying that telephone lines can look up any fact, because you can call the New York Public Library.

He argues that the relation of distant simultaneity among events is conventional to the same extent as the intertransformable models of the hole argument are physically equivalent.

An equivalent argument can be found in the respective literature (e.g., Löffler 1998); or comprising an equivalent procedure to obtain the Miles/Ezzell result Löffler, 2004).