Sentence examples for average absolute discrepancy from inspiring English sources
For calibration, we compared the results of the automated counting in the C2 and D2 columns with the entirely manually counted results and found deviations of less than 3% for the whole-column counts and ∼6% as average absolute discrepancy at any depth from the pia (see Supplementary Fig. 1 for details of this comparison).
The average absolute discrepancies for ΔG041 and for the melting temperatures of MB secondary structures were 0.30±0.26 kcal/mol and 2.15±1.5 °C, respectively.
The mean absolute discrepancy between the two versions was not statistically different significant from zero (0.079 ± 0.953; p = 0.241).
Between 2 independent observers, the peak pressure calculations differed by an average of 15% preoperatively; however, the discrepancy was reduced to an average absolute difference of 7.6% during the postoperative assessment, and the optimized pressures agreed within 3.4%.
The maximum absolute discrepancy in TEC compared with the past 27-day average value was 78 TECU, and the minimum percentage deviations reached −71% at Fuzhou (26.1°N, 119.3°E).
Task administration for both modalities required 15 min. Based on previous results, the main dependent measure was the precision of the reproduction (operationalized as the absolute discrepancy between the response length and the stimulus length) averaged across trials and modalities, which was abnormal in children with ADHD and their non-affected siblings and correlated between siblings [ 30].
The absolute discrepancy for each monitor was determined as the median absolute value of ((steps detected – observed steps)/observed steps) ×100%.
RealClearPolitics' simple average, which included Wednesday polls, had greater difficulty, with an average absolute error of 3.3 percentage points.
Average absolute deviation percent.
Average absolute relative error.
