The second measure is innovatively defined as the standard deviation of the target failure probability.
Carbodiimide concentration of 11.5 mg/ml was defined as the standard (100%) and was progressively diluted down to 0.1%.
Accuracy was calculated as the 95% prediction intervals from regression analyses between the measured and actual displacements, and precision was defined as the standard deviation of repeated measurements.
British Received Pronunciation (RP), traditionally defined as the standard speech used in London and southeastern England, is one of many forms (or accents) of standard speech throughout the English-speaking world.
The turbulence intensity, defined as the standard deviation of the longitudinal wind speeds divided by the mean wind velocity, is one of the important turbulent characteristics in atmospheric boundary layers.
The RMS variability, defined as the standard deviation divided by the mean for a sequence of X-ray counts in a time bin, was calculated as a function of energy, with changing the width of the time bin.
For the changes of area with obvious snow frequency (>10%), the inter-GCM uncertainties defined as the standard deviations of changes from all GCMs, are less than 3% of total study region for Nov-Jan and 5 6% for Feb-Mar under the RCP4.5 scenario (Fig. S8a).
Image noise will be defined as the standard deviation of the vessel attenuation.
The scintillation index S4, defined as the standard deviation of signal intensities divided by their mean, is obtained every minute.
Given the many challenges in their lives, the people in my study were unable to attain upward social mobility as adults, which is typically defined as the standard of success.
Noise is defined as the standard deviation of signal intensity of the liver divided by the average signal intensity of the liver within each ROI [11].
