Sentence examples for equivalence process from inspiring English sources

The adaptation was performed by an expert panel using a conceptual equivalence process, including forward and backward translations in duplicate.

The characterization of Cdx1a/Cdx1b in zebrafish shows that Cdx1b replaced the role of mammalian Cdx2 in gut development [ 31], in a functionally equivalence process.

Similar motor equivalence processes occur in many motor systems speech production and skeletal motor control [56], [57].

Despite its strengths like compositionality and equivalence checking, process algebra is rarely adopted outside the academia.

The benefit of a biological equivalence of process is exactly that we can make general claims without specific data.

Moreover, the indexes with casual, equivalence, and process relationship were eliminated by the theoretical analysis method, and the indexes related to each other were removed to further simplify the index system.

After screening through the Delphi method and combining with field production experience, the logical relationship between indexes influencing the development effect was divided into casual, equivalence, and process ones on basis of reservoir engineering theory (Jiang et al. 2008; Yuan 2009).

For instance, "process equivalence" does not imply a supposition of total equivalence, rather a supposition of significantly more similarity of biological processes compared to "process variability".

The implementation of Gaussian processes in BGLR exploits the equivalence between these processes and random regressions on principal components (de los Campos et al. 2010; Janss et al. 2012).

Equivalence implies a process whereby the European Commission assesses whether the regulatory, supervisory, and enforcement regimes of a non-EU country are comparable to those in the EU.

The effect of the equivalence ratio on process parameters like maximum temperature of the flame, specific surface area of particles and flame structure was investigated.