The phrase "a standardized deviation" is not correct in the context of statistical terminology.
The correct term is "standard deviation," which refers to a measure of the amount of variation or dispersion in a set of values.
Example: "The standard deviation of the data set indicates how much the individual data points differ from the mean."
Alternatives: "a uniform deviation" or "a consistent deviation."
In accordance with a standardized difference (target difference/standard deviation, 11/8) of 1.37, a sample size of 18 animals was calculated for a P value of 0.05 with a power of 80% [ 22].
With a standard deviation of 20 points, a standardized difference of 0.8 was calculated, resulting in a minimum sample size of 50 patients.
Therefore, the mean and standard deviation of this distribution can be used to calculate a standardized difference value (Diffst) per gene and a P-value for this standardized difference can be obtained from the normal distribution.
In addition, after averaging all standardized deviations per year, we found that March 1993 was the month with the second-highest positive deviations throughout the entire 50 years, with an average t-score of 1.52.
In this study, we established an overweight prediction model using standardized deviation scores of anthropometric parameters collected during the first 5 years of life.
The resulting sum is itself a standardized score with a mean of zero and a standard deviation of one.
We then multiplied the standardized deviation in concentration in the meat for each bird by this adjusted standard deviation and added the species-specific geometric mean concentration in meat.
When some students miss school, their schools' math scores on standardized tests fall by up to 5percentt of a standard deviation.
Two types of pair-wise LD metrics were calculated: Lewontin's standardized deviation coefficient |D'| [39] and the pair-wise correlation r2 [40] between all pairs of SNPs within 500 Kb of each other, using the program Haploview [41] (http://www.broad.mit.edu/haploview).edu/haploview
