Sentence examples for equivalent to include from inspiring English sources

In case of an employment full-time equivalent less than 1.00 the monthly cost for the staff category were multiplied with the appropriate full-time equivalent to include only dialysis related costs.

(Note that this is mathematically equivalent to including a linear time trend variable in the model).

In analogy to the Rhie Chow interpolation, this approach is equivalent to including a flux-based pressure gradient with a velocity diffusion in the momentum equation.

Including three timecourses from such an individually-derived "motion fingerprint" into first-level statistical analyses explains variance to a similar degree as the commonly-used approach of including the realignment parameters, and performance is statistically equivalent to including the realignment parameters on the second level.

where α k is a group-specific fixed effect which, given that we are estimating first differences, is equivalent to including a group-specific trend.

Mean stress/strain functions have been introduced into the equivalent damage parameters to include the mean stress/strain effect on the fatigue life of the epoxy polymer material.

As the other studies used 50% VO2 max or the equivalent, we chose to include the mice exercised at the lower intensity from that study.

We have found that this computation is equivalent to directly including all these factors in the final group analysis for the purpose of examining the effects of the variables of interest.

It covers the ten International Classification of Diseases 10th edition symptoms of depression, which are equivalent to those included in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders 4th edition [ 24].

The ductility of a member is studied on an equivalent stress-strain relation, where the equivalent strain is defined to include the shortening of a stiffened flange plate due to local buckling deformation.

But Mr. Gates must know better than to assert that the Government's demands are the equivalent of asking Coca Cola to include cans of Pepsi in all its six-packs.