In Figure 2f, the AgNPs have a density of 1.4 × 1011 cm-2, which is almost twice the density for τ = 0.5 s (Figure 2e), while the relative standard deviation of size is only 42%.
Moreover, we suggested that metastatic synchronization can be quantified by the standard deviation of size and number of metastases at time of first recurrence, as a marker of variation in the metastatic pattern.
In practice, this limits the maximum number of offspring coding systems produced by coding systems of any size, as high deviations of size between coding systems within a population are very unlikely within the same generation.
Their standard deviations of size ranged from 20 µm to 29 µm and the relative size variations were 22-33% [ Fig. 4(d), RV].
The thickness of the confined etchant layer was estimated to be several micrometers by inspecting the deviation of the sizes of the etched spots from the sizes of those on the microelectrode.
For a mean difference and standard deviation of this size a sample size of 45 per group, gives power of 95%.
The standard deviation of particle sizes was calculated to be 8.5, 7.7, 5.4, and 6.9% for the four samples, respectively.
Disagreement with these conditions results in the deviation of the sizes, measured by the two techniques [34].
Generally, with larger surface contact angle, the droplet grows more slowly, the surface coverage fraction is lower, the relative standard deviation of droplet sizes is larger.
In the left panel of Figure 7, we show the average and standard deviation of outbreak sizes over the range of transmissibility values below the epidemic threshold.
