Sentence examples for evidently equal from inspiring English sources

Moreover, p(A′|B′) is evidently equal to α, i.e., p(A′|B′) = α, i.e., Type I error or the probability of being out of the control limits of μ0 when a level shift has not been happened (e.g., a spike or an outlier took place).

America justified its declaration of independence with the startling principle that all people are self-evidently equal.

Evidently you use equal parts of rice and herbs to make it, layering in lots of chopped dill, cilantro, fenugreek, parsley and spring onions.

Evidently, all festive specials are equal, but some festive specials are more equal than others.

On the other side of the balance, this skull had evidently contained a brain that was equal in size to the brain that resided in the heads of modern people.

Evidently, the sum of classes is equal to 100 (the totality of coefficients). Figure 6 synthesises this distribution, showing that in each of the 86 ca ij, at least 15 tests had p-values of under 0.05.

Evidently, Taylor Swift plus L.L. Cool J equals "wooden banter".

That puzzled and impressed me in equal measure: how someone so evidently seeped in the grit and dirt of her surroundings could be so spotlessly turned out when she chose to.

Yet the genuinely cooperative band (the members all contribute tunes to the repertory and share equal responsibility in the way the arrangements unfold) evidently doesn't want to be a part of anyone else's wave.

Evidently, those patients with experience of both treatment types placed equal value on pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatments, and appeared more positively adjusted to the condition.

Evidently, in exterior beam-column joints the column moment will be equal to half of that of Eq. (8) and therefore the stiffness of edge columns will be half of that given by Eq. (9a).