Sentence examples for deviation apart from inspiring English sources

The black-white IQ score distributions are now less than one standard deviation apart, and "the years to come" may demonstrate that elimination of prenatal impacts that are damaging to the brain and often transgenerational may also eliminate black-white group differences in IQ scores.

Data are given as mean ± standard deviation apart from the results of the TaqMan PCR which are provided as box plots.

The drawback of this simple approach is that long elongated clusters can result when nodes are widely distributed, but connected by a chain of nodes that are just less than one standard deviation apart from each other.

standard deviation Apart from the HRSD scores, two studies included in this systematic review also reported a secondary rating scale for the antidepressant effects of SD and rTMS.

One of the high emitters was beyond two standard deviations greater than the average number of droplets expelled when coughing and was considered as an outlier, and the other nine only one standard deviation apart from the mean.

Growth faltering will be defined (using the WHO growth charts) as 'a weight deceleration crossing more than two major centile lines, where the major centile lines are 2/3rds of a standard deviation apart'.

One is ignoring interactions further than three standard deviations apart.

QTL were detected for the three traits for which parental means were 2.8 or greater standard deviations apart.

If the difference between our final scores was more than two standard deviations apart, we discussed the scripts concerned question-by-question, leading to a consensus score.

The gain in accuracy over Maximum Parsimony is not dramatic, but it is statistically significant: when re-testing the fragmented bacterial genomes in 1000 bootstrap runs (i.e., randomly sampling genome fragments with replacement), the distributions of accuracy scores for the two approaches were at least four standard deviations apart - testing each of the levels 'phylum', 'order' and 'family'family

No upper sequence identity threshold was adopted for Dataset I, as the average sequence identities (last column in Supplementary Table S1) varied between 31% and 58%; and even in the case of the MSA containing the highest proportion of similar sequences, those pairs with more than 85% sequence identity were 3+ standard deviations apart from the mean.