Sentence examples for equivalence the sample from inspiring English sources

In accordance with recommended practice for trials of equivalence the sample size was calculated using equivalence margins rather than probability levels.

As we are only interested in non-inferiority and not in equivalence, the sample size calculation is based on a one-tailed alpha of 0.05.

For example, beri honey showed a high degree of variation (0 18% of phenol equivalence) among the samples collected from different geographical areas of Pakistan (Table  4).

When there is no equivalence this sample size (900 patients per group) will allow us to have 85% statistical power to detect 2% reduction in the risk of composite perinatal mortality and neonatal morbidity from 3% to 1%.

For example, I f i = 1, F i = 1 is one if the sample equivalence class is a unique as well as the corresponding population equivalence class, otherwise it is zero.

Furthermore, although subdividing the sample improved the equivalence of the data, the results still showed that the AASES was unidimensional.

The sample size in this equivalence study is based on an applied equivalence limit difference ES of 0.4, as this range of small to moderate difference in effect size will not result in clinically important differences.

By testing the construct equivalence from the current sample against the original qualitative analysis from people with MS, the manifestation of post-stroke fatigue appeared to be qualitatively similar to that of MS fatigue, including, for example, features associated with physical and cognitive aspects [ 14].

Moreover, the alternative view builds the equivalence between sampling subgraphs of network and simulating cascades on it.

The (uneven) between-group equivalence in sample size may be responsible for the non-significant differences found for some of the demographic variables [ 19], suggesting that the sample may not be homogeneous.

The sample size formula for equivalence testing on page 39 of Jones et al 26 was used to calculate these numbers, assuming that the induction rate and the control rate were both equal to 6% under the alternative of equivalence.