Sentence examples for equivalent conclusions from inspiring English sources
Equivalent conclusions are derived for the elimination of false positives, i.e. detections where the level is smaller than the prevalence.
A BPOG team developed a collaborative experiment to determine if multiple laboratories could execute a harmonized protocol and reach equivalent conclusions.
However, it is still not clear how these measures are related and whether their application leads to equivalent conclusions.
Human data, particularly those connected to economically disadvantaged populations, yield equivalent conclusions.
The three approaches lead to equivalent conclusions and identical (within rounding error) probability values.
All 3,740 genes were manually divided into three clusters (i.e., K = 3), as other cases of varied K values, i.e., K = 16, provided the equivalent conclusion (Additional file 1: Figure S6).
Results were within 2-3 pointstage pofnts of LTBI prevalence difference estimates for the combined U.S. and foreign-born population, with the equivalent conclusion: LTBI prevalence in 1999-2000 wasignificantlylowerwer than in 1971-1972, achieving statistical significance among cohorts born in 1926 or earlier.
While the small studies included in this review have indicated promising results for this treatment, the substantial levels of non-compliance make interpretation of outcomes difficult and casts some doubt on the equivalent efficacy conclusions.
Conclusions: Equivalent reductions in vascular resistance index, norepinephrine, mean arterial pressure, and cholesterol were observed with transdermal and oral estrogens.
Both fixtures are regarded as the footballing equivalent of foregone conclusions - so what will Hodgson be looking for as he heads into the next phase of the campaign to qualify for Euro 2016?
Based on the literature, the clinical results of nerve root decompression alone and instrumented spondylodesis seem equivalent, although solid conclusions cannot be made because of various methodological flaws.
