Sentence examples for an average discrepancy of from inspiring English sources

Compared to the standard TEPC response, the detector gave a consistent microdosimetric response with an average discrepancy of 8%% in measured neutron absorbed dose.

The comparison of predicted fracture depths of SPIF parts with experimental ones demonstrates an average discrepancy of 10% for utilizing the MMC3 criterion.

The interpolated ZWD values match the estimated ZWD values quite well with a maximum discrepancy of approximately 3 cm and an average discrepancy of 1.55 cm.

The Brand and Altman plot demonstrates an average discrepancy of 2.8% with relatively consistent variability across the graph (Fig. 2).

PATHd8 and Dating5, in contrast, exhibit greater agreement between estimates from 'rocks' and 'clocks', with an average discrepancy of 17 25 MY.

Regarding verification using thermoluminescence dosimeters (TLDs), all the calculated data matched with the measured data are within 5%, with an average discrepancy of about 2 to 3%.

CT-GTV provided adequate spatial coverage of tumor in reference to MR-GTV with an average mean discrepancy of 0.12.

5 The amount of discrepancy between self-reported BMI and measured BMI varies between studies, and average discrepancies of 0.67 0.80 kg/m among women have been reported.

The relationship between the averaged discrepancy of all U-designs generated from a given orthogonal array and the generalized wordtype pattern of the orthogonal array is established.

The deviance information criterion (DIC) is the difference between the estimated average discrepancy and the discrepancy of the point estimate and is a single number.

A total of 205 discrepancies were found, representing an average of 1.6 discrepancies per study (ranging from 0 to 24 discrepancies), and 0.7% of all possible cells.