Sentence examples for the equal coefficients from inspiring English sources

Suppose Alice has a collection of photons, one for each entangled pair in the state $\ket{0}\ket{0 }+ \ket{1}\ket{1}$ (ignoring the equal coefficients, for simplicity), and Bob has a collection of paired photons.

The only correlations that did not match theory were the equal coefficients between the MASC-P total with the MASC-C total and with the Piers-Harris BAI.

The differences in scale reliability coefficients between boys and girls (0.73 and 0.79, respectively) at baseline support the common a priori belief that girls are more mature than boys in seventh and eighth forms given the more coherent answers, while the equal coefficients for SOC-13 in 2010 but not SOC-7 might rather point to a matter of selected questions.

The high p-value for the Wald statistic in the last row in panel C suggests that the data is consistent with the identifying assumption of equal coefficients for the observed applicant characteristics.

However, a generalised Hausman test rejects the hypothesis of equal coefficients between nuclear and extended households for the method to raise money.

The last row in panel C contains the result from testing the identifying assumption of equal coefficients across groups for the observed applicant characteristics.

In the final step, the null hypothesis of equal coefficients is tested by testing if the two ratios are equal across the groups11.

However, the hypothesis for equal coefficients had to be rejected (p = 0.00012).

However, with (at least) two observed productivity related variables that vary in the job applications, it becomes possible to test the null hypothesis of equal coefficients across groups of the observed applicant characteristics.

The high p-value for the Wald statistic suggests that the data is consistent with the identifying assumption of equal coefficients.

11As Neumark points out, failing to reject the null hypothesis of equal coefficients does not decisively rule out the alternative hypothesis of unequal coefficients.