Sentence examples for degrees of equivalence from inspiring English sources

Words are not only equivalent to things, they have varying degrees of equivalence to one another.

The degree of equivalence of three TDS apparatuses was discussed.

It proves the degree of equivalence in measurements between two national metrology institutes (NMIs).

While the two Dice methods roughly keep within a 1% offset, OMP, and SOber show a decreasing degree of equivalence for an increasing false alarm rate.

The authors share the opinion that the degree of equivalence of national measurement standards can be established only for those Metrology Institutes that provide consistent measurement results.

Even if there were such a constant degree of correlation, it would not show anything about the degree of equivalence or substitutability of the tests, unless other criteria such as the nature of the attributes being correlated, the purposes for which they are used, the level they are intended for and comparability of contents are established first.

When the degree of equivalence is established, the subsequent risk assessment can focus on the change.

This reflects the fact that it is clearly nonsensical to require a greater degree of measurement equivalence between measures on different platforms than is required between one measure on the same platform in the context of the assessment of test-retest reliability: at best the same degree of equivalence should be required.

There is thus little evidence from both the present study and the earlier one [ 8] that the measure of correlation used has any influence on the degree of equivalence obtained.

A total of 23 pairs of patients, each consisting of one patient with unifocal and one with multicentric/multifocal tumor lesions, were selected according to the highest degree of equivalence in the following hierarchical and sequential order: tumor size at the time of primary diagnosis, histology grading, and lymph node status.

The main limitation of this study is the assumption on the degree of equivalence between practice nurses and GPs have a bigger impact on results as it clearly dictates the number of practice nurses needed to fill the gap in supply.