Sentence examples for derived deviation from inspiring English sources

The derived deviation formulas can serve as some guidance for selecting an appropriate forward time step for the loosely coupled quasi-static method.

This automated sequence matches the patient's results to a large control population and will derive deviation scores that can then be statistically analysed.

The chemical shifts and their standard deviations (Tamiola et al., 2010) were used in the standard equation (Schwarzinger et al., 2001) to derive deviations from predicted shift values for the sequences of the assigned proteins.

Short forms derived from deviation quotients and prorating did not differ from each other.

Short-form summary scores were derived from deviation quotient tables and from prorating.

From literature it is derived that deviation from ideal dielectrical properties, that is represented by a cpe, originates from interaction (shielding) of polarizable groups.

In addition, previous studies concentrated on the first digit, derived the deviation of the distribution under consideration from the NBL by calculating or approximating the respective integrals, and did not consider functions of random variables.

Note that the standard deviation derived from the difference converges to √2σ, where σ is a standard deviation of a given population.

Each configuration is assigned two scores derived using deviations of interfacial bond lengths from ideal and electronegativity differences between atoms on each side of the interface.

The derived Allan deviations are shown in Fig. 3; the frequency stability is < 10−12 for the averaging time of 1 1000 s, and no notable degradation is observed after the launch.

In studies that only reported p-values, t-values or confidence intervals, we derived standard deviations from these statistics using the methods described in Chapter 7 of the Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews [ 5].