Sentence examples for estimates are equivalent from inspiring English sources
The exponential parameter estimates are equivalent to the ratio of the estimated marginal means with the denominator being the reference category.
Fabes and Stroock proved that Gaussian estimates are equivalent to a parabolic Harnack inequality.
That would be an impressive turnaround, given that the Q2 estimates are equivalent to a fifteen percent fall compared to Q2 2019.
Since the approach based on the received samples and the two-step approach based on the pre-stage channel estimates are equivalent, the latter approach is recommended due to complexity reasons.
Most penalized estimates are equivalent to posterior modes of certain types of Bayesian models (Kimeldorf and Wahba 1970; Tibshirani 1996).
Although this is true for di- and tri-nucleotides, for which both within and between-population heterozygosity estimates are equivalent after rarefaction, tetra-nucleotides remain inconsistent even when we consider rarefied estimates of heterozygosity.
Heritability estimation was also performed for a number of traditional facial length traits, with estimates being equivalent or higher than the ones found in the existing literature.
In the absence of hidden states, these parameter estimates were equivalent to the frequency of each rule, i.e., recruitment outcome.
While fir/spruce/mountain hemlock was not equivalent in the Rocky Mountains, the stock estimates were equivalent to 5%% in the Pacific Coast region, likely a function of the species and size classes that dominate the groups in each of these regions.
The neck/back cohort generally had worse scores across the health domains, with the exception of physical functioning, where estimates were equivalent to those for the hip/knee cohort.
However, the CIs reported by all three teams overlapped considerably with the exception of prostate cancer from Shah et al 22 study (see online supplementary table S4 indicating that all treatment effect estimates were equivalent within statistical limits of accuracy.
