  The precise content of these notions will depend on how total evidence is understood and measured, and on how disparities in total evidence are characterized.  For example, if total evidence is given in terms of probabilities and disparities are treated as ratios, then the net evidence for H is P(H)/P(~H).  If total evidence is expressed in terms of odds and differences are used to express disparities, then the net evidence for H will be O(H) − O(~H). Readers may consult Table 3 (in  the supplementary document) for a complete list of the possibilities.