Sentence examples similar to by the reproducibility width from inspiring English sources

Practically, precision is determined by evaluating the reproducibility of the results.

A 2012 paper published in Nature by C Glenn Begley attempted to look at the reproducibility problem, or at least establish if there was one in cancer research.

Tumour volumes were calculated by the equation width × length × 0.5.

Tumor volume was calculated by the formula: (width) × length × 0.44.

Divide the finished width by the square width.

The width of the "U" is determined by the width of all the wheels combined.

While the average correlations are strong for any pair of arrays, the spread of the data with respect to individual SNPs, as depicted by the width of the bounded zone capturing 95% of the data points, clearly shows weak reproducibility for a large number of individual markers.

Series #1 was characterized by the highest reproducibility of quantification.

Several parameters, in particular the width of the D1 band at ∼1350 cm−1, provide structural information and allow to discriminate the sample materials, but the characterisation and distinction of different types of soot is limited by the experimental reproducibility of the spectra and the statistical uncertainties of curve fitting.

Beams were typically limited by the width of dry docks.

The actual area people could fit in was limited by the width of the street.