So, also taking into due account the substitution, the two-way problem is transformed into a simpler equivalent one-way propagation problem.
Where variances were equivalent, one-way ANOVA was applied, followed by a corrected unpaired t-test; differences are denoted by square bracket symbols connecting the differing groups (P < 0.05, unless otherwise noted).
The null model is statistically equivalent to one-way random effects analysis of variance (Raudenbush and Bryk 2002).
Where ties made Wilcoxon rank-sum problematic, we employed a permutation technique equivalent to one-way analysis of variance (R package coin).
Regression with only dummy variables representing a single qualitative variable is equivalent to one-way analysis of variance.
Look at the global economy one way and Buyaki earns the equivalent of seven bunches of roses for a month's labor.
Such a choice allows one to find, from any graphene wave vector, the equivalent one inside the rectangular region in a computationally inexpensive way.
Creating a UK equivalent to the US 'science of science policy' programme is one way that Walport could boost the evidence base for investment.
One way is to transform the sandwich structure into an equivalent homogeneous orthotropic thick plate continuum and to conduct the analysis on the equivalent model.
One way to look at this is clusters could be interpreted as an equivalent for the elements of a system and networks as a (partial) equivalent for the relationship between the elements of one or of several systems.
The people of the West will not only watch them; they -- or rather, we -- will all in one way or another be among them as they gather before various courts in the legal equivalent of circular firing squads.
