Sentence examples for deviating from normality from inspiring English sources
For traits deviating from normality, we conducted the rank-based inverse normal transformations (INTs) using SAS ahead of association tests [ 64].
Continuous variables deviating from normality were presented as median with interquartile range (25th to 75th percentile).
However, Shapiro-Wilks test, applied to the MAS 4 evaluated data, detected 28% of probe sets deviating from normality at the level P < 0.05.
This means that participants frequently saw positive examples of parenthood among people with mental illness as exceptions, i.e. as deviating from "normality": "The whole time I´m trying to think of patients whom I had, where everything went well.
And here's the problem: he is a normal human, a normal human who deviates from normality in exactly two ways: i. he wants to be a Tory councillor ii. he is an Oscar Pistorius goofer.
Where data for a particular factor was found to deviate from normality it was transformed to fit a normal distribution using a Johnson transformation selected using a p-value of 0.05.
Review of the normal quantile plots showed that one study [ 46] substantially deviated from normality.
A normal quantile plot (QQ plot) in which the percentiles of the logarithms of H/L peptide ratios are plotted against the percentiles from a normal distribution revealed that the distribution of peptide ratios was deviated from normality and had long tails at both ends.
But that leaves people in a state of confusion as to how much they deviate from normality, and with a sense of mystery about each other".
A quick check of the residuals for model fit shows that residuals from a fitted mode approximate the random errors and the distribution does not deviate from normality (Fig. 1, top left).
No variables deviated from normality, as the values for both skewness and kurtosis fell within an acceptable range of −2 to 2. Pearson's correlations between the variables ranged from.56 to.84, indicating that multicollinearity was not a problem.
