Sentence examples for categories equal to from inspiring English sources

For the age issue, subjects were split into a number of categories equal to the number of the considered ages; the number of classes to be predicted was 42.

The allele frequencies of mutated locations follow a multinomial distribution with the number of categories equal to the number of alleles.

For example, from the null hypothesis that all OR are equal to 3, i.e. DDs between all adjacent categories equal to 2/3, the power estimates of test corresponding to i) an alternative given by : β1,2 ≠ β2,3 = β3,4 = β4,5, ii) an homogeneous marginal distribution, and iii) a total sample size equal to N = 250, are greater than 80% for OR greater or equal to 10.

k = first-order decay constant for each HWP category, equal to ln(2)/HL, where HL is the half-life of each HWP pool in years (Table 4).

Roughly thirty percent of the population now falls into that category, equal to the third of people still in poverty -- a remarkable shift in a continent that has been known for its vast income inequalities, dominated by the poor and a narrow slice of the rich.

If the upper boundary of the highest PA category or the lowest PA category was not described, we assumed that the breadth of PA in these categories was equal to that of their closest PA category (14).

The Wolf Prize, which has been awarded in Israel since 1978, is an international honor regarded as being second to the Nobel Prize, and in some categories even equal to the Nobel Prize.

This means that the number of favorable and unfavorable answer categories are equal to prevent statistical biases.

They classified the SI of the portal vein thrombi into the following categories: higher, equal to, or lower than the SI of the HCC.

Also, the probability of answering above the highest category must be zero, the probability of responding in the highest category is equal to the highest cumulative score category function.

Thresholds are the points where the probability of choosing one response category is equal to the probability of choosing an adjacent category.