Sentence examples for established equivalence from inspiring English sources

Established equivalence of a GMO has been interpreted as relevant for subsequent toxicological risk assessments.

First, we established equivalence of factor loadings for MFR (indicating relevance of each subscale to the latent variable), which did not reduce fit, Δ χ(4) = 7.16, p = .13, ΔCFI = .005.005

Now, let be a bijective affine map that establishes equivalence between and.

The present article establishes equivalence between extended group divisible (EGD) designs and designs for crop sequence experiments.

This in particular establishes equivalence of the system dynamics (effectively the same Ehrenfest equations for system observables) as well as equivalence of the outputs.

The main idea behind this technique is to establish equivalence between the variational inequalities and the fixed point problem, using the concept of projection.

The aim of the present paper is to test whether placebo has indeed helped establish equivalence of effect in comparative trials of new antidepressants.

The present paper considers whether one can extend such relationships to establish equivalence between certain non-equilibrium thermodynamic properties, such as transported entropies, and equilibrium thermodynamic properties, such as partial molar entropies.

The adjusted Wald interval for difference of proportions with matched pairs [20] was used to establish equivalence based on the 95% confidence interval (CI) between the difference in response rates being contained in the −15% and 15% interval.

Nevertheless, it should be noted that the lower limit of the confidence interval is only around 70% versus the greater than 90% in the fully vaccinated; this study is too small to establish equivalence of protection.

Encouraged by evidence of concordance from data collected from the pilot study, the inter-laboratory comparison study was then designed and conducted with the appropriate sample size required to achieve statistical power in establishing equivalence between the dichotomized outcomes of the two assays.