Sentence examples for deviation in population from inspiring English sources
In experimental, a resolution of 0.2° and a favorable stability with a standard deviation in population of ∼40 μVpp are achieved from this sensor.
However, comparatively less deviation in population of actinomycetes, fungi, phosphate solubilizing and sulfur oxidizing bacteria were observed in CT than UT.
These tests and the results to follow imply that variation in selective pressures among genomic regions can indeed contribute to local deviations in population-genetic parameters.
X n, out of a size n, which follows a natural tendency of normal distribution between the variance in σ2 and μ, with μ denoting mean population, and σ being the standard deviation in the population.
HSDS (Height SDS) is the distance between the individual's height and the population's mean height for age and sex, divided by the standard deviation in the population for the same age and sex: [Individual's height - mean population's height for the same age and sex]/population's SD for the same age and sex.
Collectively, these results are evidence of alternative explanations for the observed HWE deviation in our population.
To ensure sufficient sample power to provide an 80% confidence level in determining actual change above 10.5%, the MDC90 for the DASH, the Dawson and Trapp method was used [ 48] where required, sample size (n) is: (U1-U0) = clinically important difference between the means; SD = standard deviation in the population.
Significant departure from expected proportions under HWE was observed in five of the 12 loci for at least one population, although no loci showed significant deviation in all populations (Table 2).
While the deviation in tribal populations between baseline and endline may be due random variation because the overall tribal population is relatively static in Jharkhand, it is possible that the measured differences reflect more seasonal migration of the tribal population at baseline [ 22].
Irrespective of the body of literature reporting no cortisol deviation in exhaustion/burnout populations, 42 there still seems to be a strong belief that HPA axis dysregulation is a key aspect in the pathogenesis of stress-related illness.
