Sentence examples for conventionally equal from inspiring English sources

Conventionally, equal bandwidth and/or power are allocated to each relay SU, which may not be efficient for the CR with limited bandwidth and power.

The significance of differences between populations of data were assessed according to the Student's t-test with a level of significance of at least P<0.05 (alpha conventionally equal to 0.05).

The CAF analytes were first analysed as continuous variables; measurements below the detection level were conventionally assigned a value equal to half of the detection threshold.

This procedure is conventionally used to warrant equal global luminance and RMS contrast values across SF conditions (e.g., Vlamings et al. 2009).

Table 1 uses a range of differences between P0 and P1 to show how sample size can vary if we accept a significance level or power that are not exactly equal to conventionally accepted levels.

Still, New York State's attorney general, armed with weapons like the Martin Act, a powerful state securities law, has always been a first among equals and has conventionally held a second, if informal, title as the Sheriff of Wall Street.

For our experiments we matched the products, as is conventionally done on the basis of equal steady shear viscosities.

Serological tests require paired admission and convalescence samples to assess a dynamic change in titer (more than or equal to fourfold rise is conventionally regarded as positive).

Conventionally, the spatial area of interest is partitioned into an equal-spaced angle grid.

Therefore, we developed a phase I/II study where conventionally fractionated radiotherapy (45 Gy in 25 fractions, equal to the Intergroup study) was combined with daily oral capecitabine.

But EMI knows what it's doing, and the combination of "conventionally attractive" plus "daring without being scary" will doubtless equal healthy sales for her second "pop" album (her earlier, God-bothering catalogue having been largely airbrushed out of the picture).