Sentence examples for but the statistical spread from inspiring English sources

At low elevation levels, the bulk of measured phase shift values will lie just below the maximum possible value, Ψ max, but the statistical spread in the measured phase will shift some of the "true" phase values beyond Ψ max.

We analyze the statistical spread of simulation results on ensembles of the virtual geometry, both uncompressed and compressed.

For cooled tubular reactors the statistical spread in the behaviour of the individual tubes will have a large influence on reactor operation.

Early research by the authors showed that for adhesive glass-polycarbonate joints using the photobond 4455 adhesive the statistical spread in fatigue life was large.

Image spatial precision is a measure of the statistical spread of repeated distance measurements in an image and helps quantify the answer to this question.

It should be noted that y-error bars of all data correspond to the statistical spread from five sensors of each composition with five evaluations.

An analysis of the coefficient of determination R 2 over time (G-DRG versions 2004 2011) shows the explained part of the statistical spread of costs resulting from DRG classification.

Cost homogeneity of DRGs can be analyzed further using the coefficient of homogeneity CH = 1/(1+ σ/μ), a measure of the statistical spread or the uniformity within a certain group.

For instance, if the Felt_quakes node is not instantiated, then the BBN will calculate the expected mean rate of felt earthquakes and an estimate of the statistical spread about this rate, given the states of all other nodes in the network.

The above experiment and thermal dissolution model results both demonstrated that the statistical spread of reset parameters Vreset and Ireset are intrinsically limited by the on-state resistance Ron, so controlling the value and distribution of Ron is very critical to acquire high uniformity of reset switching.

The statistical spread of the means is principally given as the standard error of the mean.