Sentence examples for means of equating from inspiring English sources

Investigators will use covariance or matching procedures as a means of equating racial groups on years of education before comparing test performance.

I do not mean to equate our plight with yours.

The criterion for ease of glass formation was a mean-field relation equating the average number of stretching and bending constraints/atom with the network dimensionality of three.

These adjustments consisted of scaling and adding a number to all elements in the marker-based relationship matrix based on equating means of diagonal and off-diagonal elements in the two matrices, and it was demonstrated that accuracy of prediction increased and bias decreased.

This adjustment was used by VanRaden [ 14], Christensen et al. [ 6] and Gao et al. [ 15], with the first paper suggesting that α and β should be estimated by least square estimation, i.e. by minimizing the sum of squares of G β + α −  A11 and the other two papers suggesting that they should be to estimated by equating means of diagonal elements and all elements in the two matrices.

Dr. Gates isn't an intellectual snob by any means and equates his profession as an extension of his boyhood dreams.

"Early indications show that CSUs across the country believe that this could mean compulsory redundancies equating to around 3% of the total CSU workforce (which currently equates to 292 posts).

That could be interpreted to mean Gifts equated to a maximum of $2.5 million in revenue in the quarter.

Blatnik [35] reported a mean TISS-28/nurse ratio of 47, equating to a TISS-76/nurse ratio of 54.

For her, climbing is a means of gaining confidence, and she equates that initial step over the edge with big changes in life, like starting a new job or living with a family while studying abroad.

The physical properties of both the mask and target elements that is, their contrast, mean line length, and mean line width were equated.