Sentence examples for items equivalent from inspiring English sources

In this example, each protein represents a single transaction, equivalent to the market basket, with the domains being the items, equivalent to the products.

For those who completed at least 75% of the items (equivalent to at least six of the eight scenarios), missing items were imputed from the individuals' median scores across all other items in the subscale from which items were missing.

In terms of the cost protocol, key points to note are the inclusion of time costs for adults; the assumption of 'steady-state' costing; the annuitisation of capital items (equivalent to a lease); and the approach to cost offsets.

The total cost of these items was equivalent to 0.5% of GDP.

Total bill £137 for 126 items The equivalent shop – a mixture of own brands and named brands with the same weights where possible, on the same day, would have been £249 from Ocado (it said I'd made a saving of £24.38).

The latent variable defines the reading ability and the intercepts of the items are equivalent to item difficulties.

Do tempo or mode of change vary with abundance of items, an equivalent of population size?

In this case, the legislation officially recognized the digitization of checks, by making the digital scans or images of the items legally equivalent to the paper.

Only ERP, but not behavioral data showed hemispheric asymmetries: Compared to identical repetitions, FN400 and LPC old/new effects for color-modified items were equivalent with RVF/LH presentation, but reduced with LVF/RH presentation.

Therefore, it is necessary to undertake further researches on the operating principles of valves and the voltages, currents, heat, forces, other stresses and waveforms on the power electronic devices and components, so as to recommend relevant test items and equivalent testing methods.

Of course, I'm not suggesting that men everywhere are financially capable of buying luxury cars because they don't have uteruses (or that material items are equivalent to solid medical care), but the numbers do give us a reason for reflection.