Sentence examples for correctly equals from inspiring English sources

When filtering out singleton k-mers, p t at higher coverage correctly equals one; however, at lower coverage p s is reduced by 20-30 % (Fig.  4b) due to the loss of true singletons.

For example, using the same reasoning as in Additional file 3, any two independent samples with replacement from the population will have an expected number of records that can be matched correctly equal to Kα where K is the number of equivalence classes in the population and α is the sampling fraction.

Michael Tarazi correctly identifies equal rights and the end of partition as prerequisites of a lasting peace between Israelis and Palestinians.

Initially, we consider the results when we use a uniform (uninformative) prior and find that Bayesian analysis produces more consistent results across the range of noise levels and correctly predicts equal growth rates more often than the F-test.

The 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3in CSF showed a diagnostic sensitivity, sproteinitestNPV and PPV of 86, 87, 86 and 87%, respectinely, with the number of CSFeshowedectly diagnosediagnostic 86% (Table 5).

Denoting these two probabilities as and, the probability of detecting the block size correctly is simply equal to.

For a lost I-frame packet, its size is estimated as the average of the two spatially adjacent I-frame packets that are correctly received or equal to the size of the spatially adjacent I-frame packet if there is only one spatially adjacent I-frame packet correctly received.

Between zero and four confederates responded correctly, and an equal number of "old" and "new" responses were given to items which were actually old and new.

This result correctly reflects the equal amounts of BioB-transcripts spiked into both samples.

At the end of the 1970s, however, Spero and colleagues [ 1] correctly pronounced that DIC equals a sign that 'death is coming'.

He also says in his long footnote about Spencer that this principle "may be more correctly described as supposing that equal amounts of happiness are equally desirable, whether felt by the same or by different persons".