Sentence examples for question of equivalent from inspiring English sources

9 With this method, the visual appearance of the two treatments can be controlled from the outset, but again, there remains the question of equivalent bioavailability, as well as the operational challenges in manufacturing two formulations within the resource constraints imposed by finite research funding.

Questions appearing on the initial and final tests were constructed from ten pairs of related multiple-choice test questions of equivalent difficulty, taken from the materials used by Little et al. (2012), by randomly selecting one question from each pair to be on the initial test and the other to be on the later cued-recall test.

Common statistical approaches to evaluate accuracy include receiver operating characteristic (ROC) and kappa analysis but both of these methods have significant limitations and cannot answer the question of equivalence: Is the CAD performance equivalent to that of an expert?

As to the more salient question of whether equivalent monies were paid to Kosovar clerics by the Saudi embassy in Pristina, the article is silent.

Computer science theorists regard P=NP as the central theoretical question of the day their equivalent of unlocking the structure of dna.

This raises the question of whether an equivalent of the mouse pre-implantation pluripotent state exists in humans.

Interestingly this is connected there to the question of the identity of equivalent propositions and of the logical product of a class of propositions.

"As I recorded these scenes", he writes, "I found myself asking many questions, among them: what of equivalent value have we inherited in exchange for the original forest?... Does clearcutting originate in disrespect?

A section of wall with no photographs is devoted to a text in which Mr. Adams reflects: "As I recorded these scenes, I found myself asking many questions, among them: What of equivalent value have we inherited in exchange for the original forest?

Answering such a question — the equivalent of determining why a dog did not bark — is anything but simple.

Then there is the question of finding a cinematic equivalent for those interminable sentences, which seem to explore every shading of erotic ambivalence or gilt Sevres porcelain, and in which one can almost hear the asthmatic author gasping for breath.