Sentence examples for practically the same results from inspiring English sources

Even though this second optimization is based on very different variables than in the first part of the paper, it produces practically the same results for the earth surface temperature and the other variables.

It is important to note that the OFDM system performance is equivalent on the two channels and practically equivalent to the result of the FS system on channel ITU-R Vehicular B. The FS receiver performance is similar to that of the single-tap receiver on channel ITU-R Vehicular A and they achieve practically the same results achieved on the ideal flat channel.

The ConGrads analysis yields practically the same results with and without scrubbing.

However, in our case both procedures led to practically the same results, because the proportion of differentially expressed genes is higher in the coherent set; we report the results from the BH.

A pre-study on 12 dry skull mandibles with 35 loose teeth was also performed before the bone level was artificially reduced in 20 of these teeth (described above) and produced practically the same results as those by Roeder et al. [ 15] (data not shown).

I redid the "omnibus" ANOVA that Ben carried out and got practically the same result, F (5, 45518) = 2.90, p =.013, any slight difference from Ben's numbers are probably due to rounding error.

I give here the original ingredients that I saw Señora Cesar use, and I have also suggested some alternatives which I have tested and which produce practically the same result, though the people of Valencia, who are rightly proud of their cuisine, might not like you to call it a Paella Valenciana.

All the configurations we evaluated gave practically the same result, with no significant difference.

Practically the same result of the sensitivity was obtained.

The question is: why should we use the complicated solution ofthe CAM, while the simple mean practically provides the same results and is extremely simple?

Interestingly, if we choose α = 0 within our prior distribution, the p-value according to Fisher's Exact Test is equal to P{log OR > 0} [ 54], implying perfect agreement between the two methods when c = 0. We decided to set α = 0.001, which practically gives the same results as Fisher's Exact Test (again when c = 0), but guarantees that our posterior distribution will be proper.