Sentence examples for average systematic from inspiring English sources

For all orientations, the average systematic error of the two observers was calculated.

The average systematic error and the average ratios were evaluated as functions of the pelvic orientation.

For rotations and tilt up to 12°, the average systematic errors in the acetabular index varied from −8.8° to 4.5°.

In these figures, the average systematic errors as a function of pelvic rotation and pelvic tilt are given in a color matrix.

According to the specifications offered by their manufacturers, the average systematic error of the most frequently used eye-tracker systems is around 0.5° or less (e.g., SR Research, Inc., 2013b; Tobii Technology AB 2010).

The average systematic error in the AI measurements performed on the right acetabulum with pelvic rotations ranging from −12° to 12° and no tilt varied from −1.3° to 2.9°.

Otherwise, the averaged measurement error would become equivalent to an averaged systematic error (assuming that the averaged random error is zero) and accuracy and trueness would be confounded.

Before we jump into the discussion, let's clarify the difference between dollar-cost averaging and systematic investing.

Spectrophotometric errors clearly affect the systematic (average) errors found in our performance characterization procedure.

Our null hypothesis is that the transformation on average has no systematic effect.

Therefore, for the vector plots in Fig. 6b, c, a systematic average (epsilon) and (rho) "background" have been subtracted.