Sentence examples for was allowed to differ from inspiring English sources
Parameter was allowed to differ between the SC and MC experiment, as in our previous work50, to account for potential viral yield reduction (a smaller rate of infectious virus production, ) in the SC experiment which would arise when using an inoculum of high MOI if defective interfering particles (DIPs) were present in our samples.
In this way, the covariance of the first-born twin was allowed to differ from the second born twin.
If the parental heights were not known, the child's height was allowed to differ a maximum of −2.7 SD from the age- and sex-based reference [ 17].
Because there was no significant effect of dose on any thyroid parameter, K was allowed to differ from 1.0 only in BMD calculations.
The effect of the SNPs was allowed to differ between men and women as previous meta-analyses have suggested sex-specific effects for several genes (e.g. COMT Val158Met and BDNF Val66Met polymorphisms) (Domschke et al. 2007; Verhagen et al. 2010).
In the branch-specific models, a 'one-ratio' model (M0) that assumed the same ω ratio for all branches [ 64] was compared with models where ω was allowed to differ in the background and a focal branch (two-ratio model).
The statistical equating used in Part 1 and Part 2 is what Kolen [ 26] describes as a, "non-equivalent groups design", groups at different diets being allowed to differ in overall ability, with differences being estimated by means of marker, anchor or common items.
Next, a second model was tested in which the estimated parameters were allowed to differ for the different age groups (i. e., early and late adolescents), and a third model in which the estimated parameters were allowed to differ for the sex groups.
Given prior information by which sites can be partitioned into classes, parameters such as ω, κ and π can be allowed to differ among partitions, with different Q matrices used for different partitions [ 4].
In the RSM, the response categories are defined identically for all items, whereas they are allowed to differ in the PCM (e.g., items with different number of response categories and/or different labels).
On the basis of Luce's (2002, 2004) theory's holding for loudness, they successfully evaluated the resulting axioms for loudness, and the result was that the scales are the same as long as different reference points for increasing and decreasing intensities are allowed to differ; thus, individuals can be said to rely on a single scale of loudness.
