Sentence examples for difference equivalence from inspiring English sources

Files submitted to the regulatory authorities can include studies that demonstrate efficacy by confirming the absence of a difference (equivalence trial) or by showing that the new medicine is no worse than an existing medicine (noninferiority trial).

The forward shock wave showed little differences among different equivalence ratios, while the reflected shock decayed fastest for the fastest flame, and the turbulent flame was pushed back more apparently.

We therefore do not agree with Ward et al. that proposals for handling difference and equivalence tests, setting equivalence limits based on observed natural variation, and displaying the combined results in a graphical form should be deferred "until the issue of interactions has been resolved".

The absence of a detectable difference suggests equivalence, but proof of equivalence would require a different sample size.

The self-adjointness of follows from general theory of linear Hamiltonian difference systems [11], and from the equivalence of our difference equation (4.1) with such systems, which is stated in Lemma 2.2.

It can be noted that for difference and equivalence testing approaches power analysis has a different purpose.

Consideration is given to implications of analysis for unreplicated and replicated data, to statistical power, and to statistical tests for difference and equivalence.

In other words, any pair of probes of the same length and which differ in configuration by the same set of changes {na, b} will have the same difference in equivalence parameter ω'−ω independently of the probe length itself.

The performance of difference and equivalence tests was investigated using simulation.

The appropriate calculations to perform the difference and equivalence tests are as follows: 1.

A clear distinction of practical relevance is shown between difference and equivalence testing.