Sentence examples for average variability of from inspiring English sources

The model estimated mean soil loss rates of about 45 t ha−1 y−1 with an average variability of 30% between catchments.

They argue that one must distinguish between two commonly confounded aspects of risk: the variance (technically, the second moment of a statistical distribution), which measures the average variability of sample observations around their mean, and the skewness (the third moment), which, as we have seen, measures asymmetries associated with very long tails on one side of the distribution.

The size of the circle presents the average variability of the measurements.

The top panel shows the annual temperature variation of between -65°C and -78°C, with an average variability of ∼12°C.

In cases in which the concentration is below the method detection limit (MLD), or not detectable above the average variability of the blank filter, a concentration value equal to the maximum between the MDL and σb has been assumed.

Noise entropy measures the average variability of neural responses to a particular odor.

Analysis of percentage and average variability (variance of the mean) suggested that the study sample represented the research setting population.

Descriptive statistics such as mean and standard error were computed for continuous variables and actigraphy endpoints to describe the average and variability of values across the population.

On average, the variability of FI is around 30%% lower that the variability of MI on average (Table 4).

The effect of the average seasonal variability of solar UV irradiance on the predicted accumulated UV exposure is shown to be notably diminished by the method.

Average TRT variability of the 1T2k60 model-derived V T for the global cortical brain region was 6.2%, and regional TRT variability ranged from 5.8% in the occipital to 8.3% in the posterior cingulate region.