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Thus, the AUC is a performance indicator equivalent to the non-parametric concordance measure, Somers' D, and the difference between two AUCs is half the difference between the corresponding Somers' D values.
Finally, we used regression equations from Catalonia, based on 2824 1×1 km cells with elevations up to 2000 m, or those previously published by others [9] to find spatial and temporal variations generating changes in climate change indicators equivalent to those induced by landscape transformation.
Fluorescence from cells containing only Ca2+-free indicator (equivalent to background fluorescence because Ca2+-free fluo-4 is not fluorescent) was measured in parallel wells treated with Triton X-100 (0.05%) and BAPTA (10 mM).
The current then passes through the maze of interconnections defined by the remaining rotors in the stack and their relative rotational positions to a point on the output end plate, where it is connected to either a printer or an indicator, thereby outputting the ciphertext letter equivalent to the input plaintext letter.
The NRPI is equivalent to the "ecoregion protection indicator" of the Natural Resource Management Index NRMII).
The adaptive BDI had an AUC as an indicator of a SCID diagnosis of MDE of 88%, equivalent to the full BDI.
If is the indicator function of then the variational inclusion problem (1.14) is equivalent to the classical variational inequality problem, denoted by, to find such that (1.16).
This is equivalent to the (marginal) posterior distribution of an indicator function corresponding to the chosen condition.
While the Ursell number is mathematically equivalent to the modulus, it is found that the Ursell number often provides a more physically reasonable indicator of nonlinearity.
They were equivalent to the Venetian ducat.
In this study, each components of the ARC model are represented by a single indicator; therefore, aggregation of the indicators is equivalent to aggregation of the components.
