Informed choice will be assessed equivalently to the informed choice construct developed by Marteau et al. [ 58].
"But the long-term profitability of the company would be slightly lower and its value equivalently lower if margins fall".
All variables examined in these analyses were assessed consistently and equivalently across the three cohorts.
A DIF analysis assesses whether items are functioning equivalently across important categories, such as diagnosis, and extent of disease.
Simply comparing the average score or grade in the course cannot accurately assess whether the two genders are performing equivalently.
In standard ANOVA analysis, it is more common to focus on the ratio of the MSS and RSS statistics or equivalently, the F statistic: to assess the significance of a fitted model.
Although we cannot exclude the possibility that alternatively spliced AID proteins AID-ivs3 and AID-ΔE4 are below detection limit in MEC1AID-SRC, our data clearly show that these splice variants are not present at protein levels equivalently to transcript abundances as assessed by qRT-PCR.
A perplexing yet persistent empirical finding is that individuals assess probabilities in words and in numbers nearly equivalently, and theorists have called for future research to search for factors that cause differences.
As such, the statistical significance of the NPA scores can be assessed by estimating confidence intervals around the score, or, equivalently, by evaluating the null hypothesis of the score equaling zero at a given type-I error risk α (often, and herein, α = 0.05).
Tests for multiplicative interaction were used to assess whether the genotype ORs within categories of DBP exposure or, equivalently, DBP ORs within genotype categories differed significantly from each other.
The cumulative sum of Schoenfeld residuals, or equivalently the observed score process can also be used to assess proportional hazards [ 31].
