Sentence examples for deviation of the high from inspiring English sources
The mean and standard deviation of the high class per rating scale for arousal 59%15%5%) and valence 57% (9%) indicate that the classes are well balanced.
When the standard deviation of the high-frequency change is significantly less than the low-frequency change, then the background model can be improved to make the discriminative sensitivity much higher.
For each core, the amount of inclination deviation of the high-temperature component from the low-temperature component is calculated the mean inclination of the high-temperature components of cores AVL1 and AVL2 is 15.7° ± 6.4° and 6.6° ± 5.1°, respectively, shallower than that of the corresponding low-temperature components.
The standard deviation of the higher (lower impact) score is 19.0.
The mean and standard deviation of the highest Cho concentration of all benign and malignant lesions were calculated.
In particular, we computed the zscore distribution (z s c o r e = x - μ σ with μ = mean, σ = standard deviation) of the highest scores of the unrelated sequences.
The model chorus element covering in the frequency range from 0.2 to 0.7 Ωe 0 appears in the spectra at t = 5, 000 Ω e 0 − 1 (Figure 5a), but both higher and lower frequency components of the element weakened during their propagation (Figures 5b,c,d), because of the outward and inward deviations of the higher and lower frequency components of the element.
The standard deviation of the CSFB High-Yield Index price during the past year is just 6%.
Taking into consideration that the standard deviation of the slope in high volatility periods ((sigma _{upsilon _{2}}^{2})) is non-significant, an additional estimation imposing a nullity restriction on this parameter could be formulated.
The standard deviation of the latter is high (€21.6).
For example, in both models the standard deviation of the cycle in the high variance regime ((sigma _{epsilon _{2}}^{2})) and the complement of its associated probability (α1) are almost the same.
