Sentence examples for constant deviations from inspiring English sources
Unsurprisingly, a greater degree of smoothing resulted in less biased deviations i.e. loess-0.5 and gam-6/gam-5 models had practically constant deviations across all timepoints.
The method was challenged because of its normal distribution assumption (Nelson 1990) and constant deviation (Skees and Reed 1986).
The instrument is a grazing-incidence flat-field spectrometer equipped with a variable-line-spaced plane grating giving a constant deviation of the FEL radiation.
The interpretation is based on the slope of the line on the chart: a constant deviation from the mean of the time series shows a constant slope.
In an MA plot this bias would show up as a constant deviation of peptide ratios from the x axis, which should be subtracted to center the plot and restore the hypothesis that most peptides are equally expressed.
The constant-deviation-angle varied-line-spacing plane grating monochromator covers the energy range of 20 200 eV by using two gratings.
Two monochromators using varied-line-spacing plane gratings and varied-line-spacing spherical gratings in the constant-deviation-angle configuration has been designed and their performance has been evaluated.
The wavelength was measured using a constant-deviation-spectrometer (Hilger Watts).
The two-component model has approximately constant standard deviation near zero concentration, and approximately constant relative standard deviation at high concentrations, a pattern that is frequently observed in practice.
Linear regression assumes a constant standard deviation for each point on the regression line [52].
Possible constant-systematic deviations were tested by the joined t-test and for potential proportional-systematic deviations the Chi-square-test was applied.
