Sentence examples for significance equivalent from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the ratios of TC to HDLC (TC/HDLC), which has clinical significance equivalent to non-HDLC/HDLC, LDLC to HDLC (LDLC/HDLC), and TGs to HDLC (TG/HDLC) are also used for assessing cardiovascular risk (3, 4).

If Rory McIlroy was a racehorse, there would have been no logic at all in ranking him among the favourites for an event of equivalent significance to the US Open.

It shows an equivalent significance toward leakage cost (CL) and initial expected production (V0).

It also shows almost equivalent significance toward rate of production during time t2 (β2).

Neither of these statistical differences met the authors' definition of clinical significance confirming the equivalent accuracy of digital photography (compared to goniometry and visual estimation).

For example, the rejection region of the two tailed test for population mean with 5% significance level is equivalent to the outside region of a 95% confidence interval for the mean.

This version was then independently translated back into Spanish to ascertain equivalent significance in both languages.

This version underwent the backward translation independently by another professional translator to ascertain equivalent significance in both languages.

The criterion for statistical significance (P<0.05) was equivalent to requiring that the lower bound of the confidence interval for vaccine efficacy exclude 0%.

Estimating this significance level is equivalent to finding the and a new set of thresholds t1*,…, t m * such that when we maximize equation (3) with the constraint, then the cutoff for marker i is.

Forty-one may also have had significance as the gematric equivalent of J. S. Bach.