Sentence examples for a deviation of two from inspiring English sources

Our implementation of Paillier cryptosystem supports negative numbers for plaintext because quite often a deviation of two ratings can be negative.

For allele sizes determined by PCR and subsequent capillary electrophoresis, a deviation of two repeat units may be present.

For the time of last compression (lctm) there is one error corresponding to a deviation of two seconds which we do not consider to be unacceptable.

In the coin example, a result of 47 has a deviation of three from the average (or "mean") value of 50.

Subjects with z-residues (absolute values) greater than 2 reflect a deviation of approximately two standard deviations from the mean value of the population and are therefore considered as outliers (subjects 1 and 2) (see Figure S2).

Likewise, this overestimation in the storage coefficient led to a deviation of ~116 million cubic meters per year (MCM/yr) of the average volume storage loss for the unconfined aquifer.

The targeted work group sizes are assumed to follow a normal distribution with a mean of ten work group members and a standard deviation of two (values rounded to the nearest integer value; see also Additional File 1).

Data collection runs parallel for each pair of matched intervention and control ward, with a maximum deviation of two weeks.

Starting from two groups that were homogeneous as regards the mean value of VAS at baseline, was hypothesized a difference in the mean VAS value of two units between the two groups from the first month of therapy, with a standard deviation of two units.

On each trial, the car was 'pushed' with an exogenous force, sampled from a Gaussian density with a standard deviation of eight.

Probabilities for the normal probability distribution can be computed using statistical tables for the standard normal probability distribution, which is a normal probability distribution with a mean of zero and a standard deviation of one.