Sentence examples for deviation associated with a from inspiring English sources
Regression equations were developed to predict both bubble penetration and standard deviation associated with a specific set of operating conditions.
On the other hand, inconsistency in volume of the dispensed droplet is defined by the fraction of standard deviation associated with a set of dispensed volumes to their mean value.
Our measured standard deviation exceeded by 20-30% the calculated standard deviation associated with a single measurement both in the phantom and in subjects.
In a former study of 53 computer operators with severe upper limb disorders Pascarelli has found a high prevalence of reduced muscle strength and impaired passive wrist deviation associated with an increase in forearm pain.
begin{aligned} ASR=frac{hbox {Mean}left( {hbox {R}_{t+h}^{Portf} -Rfree} right) }{hbox {VaR}} end{aligned}where VaR is equal to N times (sigma _{Portf} ) and (hbox {N}=2.33) is the number of standard deviations associated with a 1 % level of probability, assuming that returns are normally distributed.
It is the change in the outcome (in standard deviations) associated with a one standard deviation change in the predictor, thus it is suitable for comparing the effects of predictors possibly measured on different scales or in different units of measurement.
LOD;or LOQ = k frac{{SD_{b} }}{a}where k equals 3 and 10 for LOD and LOQ, respectively, SDb represents the standard deviation associated with the intercept, and a denotes the slope of the plot.
Calculating a Δ of 20% relevant to the control data (94×0.2=19 days) and using the standard deviation associated with fracture healing (27 days) yielded a required sample size of 64.
Villous immaturity for gestational age is a multifactorial developmental deviation associated with unexpected placental insufficiency, fetal hypoxia and term fetal death.
Due to potential observer biases, we conducted an accuracy test for all field personnel and the standard deviation associated with bearing accuracy was 7° (Kirby et al. 2010).
