Sentence examples for equivalence threshold from inspiring English sources

In normal analysis situations, the equivalence threshold is chosen based on prior knowledge of the experiment and its intended application.

This can happen in experiments which have a small sample size (84 in this case), as the sample size, standard error, and equivalence threshold are related.

The choice of the equivalence threshold θ is well defined in bioequivalence testing, but for other disciplines, there are no guidelines for choosing it.

This interval is defined by the equivalence threshold θ, such that when the difference of means of the two sets is within, the two sets are considered equivalent.

The problem of selecting an equivalence threshold beforehand for listening tests is difficult since there are no intuitive values when dealing with opinion scales.

The equivalence threshold is selected so that the equivalence interval at the middle of the grading scale equals to one unit.

On one hand, determining the symmetry elements prior to the equivalence sets leaves little room for error as well as a simple way of defining the equivalence thresholds.

The p-values resulted from this test, and the corresponding equivalence thresholds for each performed test are presented in Tables 4 and 5.

Since Cronbach's alpha fell short of the predefined threshold for equivalence, equivalence to the original version of the SBT was not reached.

The 95% statistical power gives an equivalence with a threshold of 0.52 L.min.-1 for NICOM vs. PICCO PC.

The second phenomenon is associated with a gender difference in the evolution of the construct validity of psychological distress and of the K6 over time, more precisely in the non equivalence of the thresholds of some items in women between cycles 4 and 7.