Sentence examples similar to a gap measuring one standard deviation from inspiring English sources

The notorious black-white IQ gap of one standard deviation (about 15 points), touted by genetic determinists to be independent of culture, was in fact substantially reduced between 1972 and 2002 -- and it continues to shrink.

The benchmark for these fields was set at the mean for the measure less one standard deviation.

For example, if the RMS deviation is 0.15 (15%), then a measured fold change between samples of 1.15 is a difference of one standard deviation.

Men who went to an institution that was one standard deviation better on its quality measures saw their salaries jump 8.1percentt.

Also, an increase of one standard deviation in the change of the openness ratio (9.4 percentage points) is associated with a decrease of 1.6 percentage points (.17 standard deviations) in the change of the wage gap.

Returns mean value + one standard deviation.

Quantitatively, it means that a one standard deviation increase in employment protection is associated with a 3.9 percentage point increase in the public wage gap (0.34 standard deviations).

A one standard deviation increase in abnormal return performance increases compensation by 0.04 standard-deviations; ten times less than a standard-deviation increase in revenue!

Debevec continued, "In a movie star, you want one standard deviation away from regularity.

A one standard deviation increase in the change of government quality is associated with a 2.7 percentage point decrease in the change of the pay gap, which is 0.34 standard deviations, being this relationship statistically significant.

We find that a one standard deviation increase in trade union density is associated with a 6.8 percentage point decrease in the wage gap.