Sentence examples for best equivalence from inspiring English sources
The English translation was adjusted to obtain the best equivalence with the original Dutch 4DSQ.
The aim of PINALOG is to obtain the best equivalence considering a balance of sequence homology, functional similarity and network topology.
This matrix is used in the second step to obtain the best equivalence of communities by maximizing the community scoring function: (5) The maximization of F(core) is achieved by Hungarian method based on the community similarity matrix.
These data were combined to create four categories—'GCS=15/alert,'GCS=13 1414'GCS=9 12/responsese to voice' and 'GCS ≤8/ response to pain or unresponsive' as proposed by Mackay et al. 18 (While Mackay et al refer to children older than 5 years, this was the best equivalence study available).
Translated scripts were compared and discussed to find the best conceptual equivalence in Sinhala.
We also give lower bounds for the best constant of equivalence between the numerical radius and the operator norm in Lp for atomless μ when restricting to rank-one operators or narrow operators.
Finally, we extracted data concerning the reporting of results including the type of endpoint (eg, binary vs continuous), effect size and measure of variance, use of other methods to report results (eg, probability of treatment being best, claims of equivalence or non-inferiority) and the format/presentation of results (eg, text, tables and figures).
Thus the best transformations are equivalences.
What Bloomfield had in mind as the criterion for form class membership (and therefore of syntactic equivalence) may best be expressed in terms of substitutability.
This scale is therefore best for distinguishing between equivalence categories (ii) and (iii) (test E1).
Much like in comparisons of model precision, the best-method SVM technique is able to reject the null hypotheses of equivalence between the best-method ANN technique, P = 2.42E-04, as well as the best-method GLM technique, P = 2.24E-05 2.24E-05
