Sentence examples for probability of equivalent from inspiring English sources

From these results we estimate, given any future 50% decline in coral cover, there is a 76% probability of equivalent declines in obligate corallivores at any given site in the western Indian Ocean.

This regime ensured the highest probability of equivalent reflectivity for all micro-retroreflectors.

Firstly, omission bias (choosing to do nothing with some probability of harm over doing something with a lower probability of equivalent harm) is demonstrated with general practitioners choosing to not recommend influenza vaccination, even though the probability of harm from influenza during pregnancy is higher than the probability of harm from the vaccine [ 15, 37].

Therefore, imposing that the BER in (12) is equal to the cross-over probability of the equivalent BSC, the corresponding value of can be obtained.

This paper focuses on fatigue reliability assessment of steel bridges by using probability density functions of equivalent stress range based on field monitoring data.

In our case here, we apply the Girsanov transformation to get rid of the term (alpha(X_{t},t,varepsilon)), which changes the original probability measure P to a family of (equivalent) probability measures (Q_{varepsilon}).

What we have done here is to utilize the celebrated Girsanov transformation (i.e., the drift transformation) to simplify the drift coefficient, which then changes the originally given probability measure P to a family of equivalent probability measures ({Q_{varepsilon}}_{varepsilon>0}).

In this case, the estimation of the SRD channel parameters reduces to the estimation of the transition probabilities of the equivalent SR channel.

The corresponding transition probabilities of the equivalent SR channel are obtained as function of the SR channel parameters h 1 and E s /N 1 using the techniques described in [10, 16].

Even in the case of symmetric contact patterns (i.e. where the probability of transmission is equivalent in both directions), transmission trees (the routes followed by infection) are directed (Welch et al. 2011).

In small-world networks, dynamically rewiring long-distance links during an epidemic leads to a higher probability of disease spread (equivalent to adding 20%% more short-cuts; Ochab and Gora 2011).