Sentence examples similar to reaching equivalence from inspiring English sources

The average number of steps needed to reach equivalence ranged from 6.2 for state 11145 to 8.3 for state 12112 (Table  2).

The authors are confident that a rigorous process was applied to reach equivalence between the original WDQ and the resulting German version of the WDQ providing an assessment for use in clinical practice and research, which is supported by the excellent Cronbach's α of 0.894.

He said: "I do consider dogs to be intelligent, with the average dog having a mental capacity equivalent to a two-and-a-half-year-old child, and the super dogs (those in the top 20 per cent of canine intelligence) perhaps reaching the equivalence of a human three-year-old.

A summary of the agreed good practices is presented in Table 3. TA should be viewed as a first step in reaching conceptual equivalence between the original measure and its future translations.

The prescription of ACT dropped throughout this period from 72.9% of malaria-like febrile illness to 31.5%, reaching close equivalence to confirmed malaria (29.9% of 584873 suspect fever cases).

The cross-cultural adaptation is a well-established protocol necessary to adapt health-related evaluation outcomes into other languages reaching excellent equivalence with the original form [ 13- 16].

The meaning of the back-translated items and the original items were compared and discussed by the research group and the professional translator before reaching satisfactory equivalence between the versions.

However its adoption in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) is yet to reach the equivalence of the general education sector.

Generally, for a transaction to take place there must be some measure of value that enables the agents to reach an equivalence acceptable to all.

The modified program was applied to the problem of addition of acetylene or benzene to different positions of a 40-Torr, ϕ= 2.4 benzene/O2/40%-N2 benzene/O2/40%-N2 reach final equivalence ratios of ϕ="2.5 and 2.681.

Typhoon Yagi was an intense typhoon, the strongest of the 2006 Pacific typhoon season, which reached the equivalence of Category 5 on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale.