Sentence examples for average discrepancy between from inspiring English sources

Many years ago the average discrepancy between a car's official combined fuel economy figure and what a driver could expect was about 8%.

The equilibrium configuration is the immersion that minimizes the average discrepancy between the induced and intrinsic metrics.

If you take account of all this fiddling with the numbers, the average discrepancy between the advance estimate of quarterly G.D.P. growth and the Commerce Department's latest estimate is 1.3 percentage points.

The average discrepancy between the two measures is 0.29% with a standard deviation of 1.36%.

The SRMR is the average discrepancy between the correlations observed in the input matrix and those predicted by the model.

Conceptually, the SRMR represents the average discrepancy between the correlations observed in the sample correlation matrix and the model-predicted correlations.

Validation against the experimental points showed that the average discrepancies between experimental and predicted values are 1.98%, 2.47%, 10.34%, and 13.85% for NO, CO, smoke opacity and UHC, respectively.

The average discrepancies between the numerical and experimental results are found to be 6.9% for the rain event on February 20 21, 2014 and 4.9% for the rain event on August 2 3, 2014.

Average discrepancies between theoretically predicted and experimentally measured temperatures are 44 K (4%) for silicon carbide tubes and 21 K (2%) for Inconel tubes over temperature ranges of, respectively, 600 1700 K and 700 1400 K.

On average, discrepancies between observed and predicted correlations were reasonable.

The Brier score [ 31], which measures average discrepancies between true disease status and estimated predictive values, was also calculated to assess the predictive risk scores in risk group stratification.