Sentence examples for equivalence to each from inspiring English sources

Farm Aquagen and wild Namsen Atlantic salmon show equivalence to each other in: (i) sperm form, function and number, (ii) egg and sperm fertility, (iii) sperm egg compatibility and (iv) sperm competitiveness.

It sees no equivalence to Gibraltar.

His claim for equivalence to modern dance is harder to go along with.

13321_2017_235_MOESM1_ESM.pdf Additional file 1. Equivalence to REINFORCE.

Also the media tries to create false equivalence to drum up ratings.

The prior distributions of each parameter were assumed to be uninformative and were thus taken as uniform, to ensure equivalence to maximum likelihood estimation.

Thus equivalence to Fluoxetine is actually a positive finding.

Now the loose summary just given to the effect that every formula is equivalent to an equivalence makes a misleading double use of the equivalence vocabulary for two different things: equivalence as mutual consequence and equivalence as the biconditional connective.

Both partisanship and the problem of false equivalence, assigning equal weight to each side's position in the search for balance, have contributed to a steep decline in trust in the accuracy of reports in the American media.

Our criterion yields examples illustrating pathology and also shows that to each equivalence class of idempotents there corresponds a "dimension function" from β × β into N ∪.

This test of invariance examines the equivalence of means related to each latent construct or, in other words, it determines if latent means are different (Byrne, 2001).