Sentence examples for equivalent negative from inspiring English sources

The buckling effect is represented by using an equivalent negative strain-hardening, introduced to the material model.

As a more intuitive measure, the equivalent negative natural logarithm of the p-value (-lnp) is generally used.

To address this issue, we constructed mathematical models, and equivalent negative auto-regulated gene circuits, to compare the effect of such topologies of regulation on the kinetics and the population heterogeneity of gene expression.

In addition, our system results in a higher positive likelihood ratio of 11.7173 or 12.4561 and equivalent negative likelihood ratio of 0.2221 or 0.1336 for arteries as compared to Saez et al. and Relan et al. [ 12, 33] which confirms the high reliability of our proposed classification technique.

Phase lead is equivalent to negative stiffness, and the effect of negative stiffness is illustrated by a radiation condition on a cable.

Universal quantifications ∀xFx are logically equivalent to negative statements of the form ∼∃x∼Fx. Since the latter are negative, they're true, if they are, only by default.

Such books are more or less publishing's equivalent of negative campaign ads; and while publishers say they don't like them (just as candidates claim to dislike negative campaigning), they keep buying them and publishing them.

But as his 75-minute performance drew to a close, Mr. Daughtry was starting to seem like the musical equivalent of negative space.

One might predict functional redundancy of the two enzymes based on the ability of either inactive Sulf to exert equivalent dominant negative effects (Fig. 3A).

Statistical significance for such loci is traditionally measured by a logarithm of odds, or LOD, score, which is roughly equivalent to negative logarithm of the p-value for the significance of association; i.e. a locus with LOD = 4 is 10-times more strongly associated to the phenotype of interest than is one with LOD = 3.

After all, in our experimental paradigm, the experience of an unrewarded test, where the bee makes a correct decision but doesn't find a feeder behind the correct choice pattern, is similar to the punishment for making a wrong decision, and thus equivalent to negative training.