Sentence examples for deviation accounting from inspiring English sources
The results indicate that the economic sensitivity is often higher than the energetic sensitivity for most of the optimal solutions, with standard deviation accounting up to 7% of its mean value for the SPB, whereas that percentage is always under 3% for the TPES.
The corresponding B allele frequencies (BAF) for all the genotypes in G are (9) μ g = { 1 2, ϵ, 1 - ϵ, ϵ, 1 2, 1 - ϵ, ϵ, 1 3, 2 3, 1 - ϵ } in which, ε ≪ 1 is a small random deviation accounting for general sequencing errors.
where the matrix contains the principal components of and is diagonal matrix containing the standard deviation accounted for by the principal components.
In this paper Standard deviation accounts for feature extraction of PQ events, Volterra series output calculated for each events and then SD of Volterra series output for every events taken as feature for classfier (IT2FLS).
Despite the high and low outliers, a 2.94 standard deviation accounts for some statistical significance.
The others followed a normal distribution with a coefficient of variation of 9.1% and the interval mean ± two standard deviations accounts for 95% of the transformants.
Patient and physician related factors were the most common reasons for deviation, each accounting for 24.7% of deviations, followed by toxicities (23.3%) and comorbidities (20.0%).
Patient and physician related factors were the most common reasons for protocol deviation, each accounting for 24.7% of total deviations, which were experienced by 107 (54.0%) and 103 (52.0%) patients, respectively (Tables 4 and 5).
In presence of noise, the foregoing constraint must be modified so as to take the noise standard deviation into account.
Furthermore, we see that the computed standard deviation on account of the uncertain parameters is about 5-105-10%the mean.
Because these earthquakes do not always occur with the motion level and waveform used in design, new assessment methods are required which take some deviation into account.
