Sentence examples for levels of equivalence from inspiring English sources

We then clarify the different levels of equivalence that should be met when designing offsets relying on 'restoration' techniques.

For that reason, testing for different levels of equivalence of scales is required before relating motivation to teach to other constructs or even to compare scale means, in order to avoid inappropriate use of data across different groups.

It has been suggested that quality assessments should include the three levels of equivalence, i.e., pharmaceutic, therapeutic, and bioequivalence [ 18].

Cross-cultural validity is a very complex notion including several levels of equivalence that should be checked and fulfilled in order to conclude that the language versions of an instrument are cross-culturally equivalent [ 41].

With the proposed TCCA procedure five of the six levels of equivalence of Stewart and Napoles-Springer (cited in Acquadro [ 7]) have been reached: 1) conceptual, 2) semantic, 3) operational, 4) measurement, and 5) item equivalence.

It is also required to measure the level of equivalence between these two groups, which can be indicated as a cartesian product of two groups, so the connectivity becomes O m × n m × O m 2, that is O(nm2).

The problem is investigated with numerical simulations by first establishing a steady state flame which then evolves in a uniform flow transporting a fixed level of equivalence ratio perturbations.

Second, in the group merging process of CPA, a priority value is assigned for each two completely adjacent groups, which is given by priority = k1 1- α) + k2β + R, where k1 and k2 are coefficients, α indicates the level of equivalence between these two groups, β is the ratio of energy in these two groups to the total energy of the entire network, R is a random value uniformly distributed in [0,1].

To provide some level of equivalence in this study we therefore conducted the time course of analysis for doxorubicin from 30 minutes and DMNQ from 5 minutes.

This shows that the genome coverage is greater than 5x and the number of predicted proteins in the range of 10,000 16,000 for all genomes used, suggesting a high level of equivalence between species with regard to sequence quality.

We also extended the level of "equivalence" to within 10%% of the Jenkins-based estimates for some analyses in order to look for more general trends, or broad agreement between the two approaches.