Sentence examples for deviation of the sampled from inspiring English sources
Formally, this is reflected by the difference Y ( t ) − q N e β N u ( t ) entering as a factor in Equation 15, which represents the deviation of the sampled NMDA-events from the expected rate.
If we consider the Gaussian likelihood function, uncertainties of unknown parameters are evaluated by the standard deviations of the sampled points at τ i ≤ 2 (sigma^{2}), where (sigma^{2}) is the variance of (log left( {rA_{text{max} } } right)).
The different models generally agreed on the estimated genetic correlations, but large posterior standard deviations of the sampled correlations makes it difficult to compare them across models.
It was also found that the standard deviation of the samples was correlated to the error in estimation in the single-parameter estimation case.
This information yields the mean and the standard deviation of the sample peaks, which are then used to determine the extreme coefficients associated at any selected probability level of non-exceedence.
(1) The standard deviation of the sample means equals the known population standard deviation divided by the square root of the sample size (n).
If the standard deviation is not known, then the standard error must be estimated using the standard deviation of the sample(s).
Table 1 Demographics (mean ± standard deviation) of the sample populations of the different stakeholder groups interviewed across the study sites.
The statistical parameters (mean, standard deviation) of the samples from the four different clustering methods were calculated because they described the distribution of each sample under parametric statistics.
