Sentence examples for equivalent percent from inspiring English sources

The median R m 2 – values and the equivalent percent correct values are listed in Table 2.

This feature will generally down-weight matches from short strings compared to long strings with equivalent percent k-mer identities.

Instead, for each marker, equivalent percent correct values were determined by simulation using each marker's MAF and R m 2 – (see File S1).

To compare with imputation accuracies reported in other publications, for each R m 2 – value, the equivalent percent correct was also calculated.

For gap-detection responses, percent-gap functions (equivalent to percent correct functions, except with no-gap percent incorrect values included to anchor the function at gap length = 0 ms; i.e., no gap) were calculated for each session.

Fehr said that under the players' split-pool plan the equivalent percentage of 22 1/2 percent would be 37percentt.

For %FGV, which is the ratio of fibroglandular tissue to total volume, a measure equivalent to percent mammographic density, no association was observed.

Although beta-values are compressed when less than 0.2 and greater than 0.8 and both of these ranges show high heteroscedasticity, since we were interested in large methylation differences between males and females for the purposes of this paper beta-value was considered equivalent to percent methylation (Du et al. 2010).

Canonical hemodynamic responses were scaled to 100 so that beta weights (partial correlations) would be equivalent to percent-signal-change.

Severity of obstructive lung disease was classified per criteria of the Global Initiative for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease GOLDD) [26] and collapsed into an indicator variable defined as GOLD Stage II or more severe (equivalent to percent-predicted FEV1<80% and FEV1/FVC<70%).

The statistical analysis plan was to generate diagnostic efficacy parameters – sensitivity (equivalent to positive percent agreement), specificity (equivalent to negative percent agreement), PPV, NPV, and accuracy – for ioflupane [I] imaging in subject subgroups.