Sentence examples for deviation of the study from inspiring English sources

The age (± standard deviation) of the study population averaged 27.4 (±5.6).

The overall mean age (standard deviation) of the study population was 10.1 (2.6) years.

The mean age and the standard deviation of the study population was 44.72 years old and 12.12 years, 77.97% (N = 846) of the screeners were female, and 67.1% (N = 729) of the screeners had a college degree or higher.

A z-score represents the difference between the individual biomarker score and the mean value in the population, expressed in units of the standard deviation of the study population.

Onset of luteal activity was defined as normal if it occurred within one standard deviation of the study population mean; early if it occurred before this, and delayed if it occurred after this.

It is found that the QOHSA tuned frequency controllers improves the overall dynamic response in terms of settling time, overshoot and undershoot in the profile of frequency deviation and power deviation of the studied HPSM.

The extent of deviation of the studied loci from HWE, among Adi, differs at the sub-structural level that is indicative of their unique population structure.

Figure 1 describes the distribution of deregressed EBV and weights for TNB1, and Table 1 gives the number of observations, mean, and standard deviation of the studied traits.

In addition, an examination of the descriptive statistics demonstrated that the means and standard deviations of the study subjects and the test norms of worldwide test taker groups for the two tests were only two points apart and were not practically different.

Table 1 provides the means and standard deviations of the study variables by the presence or absence of maternal DRD4-7R allele.

Descriptive statistics were used to calculate frequencies, means, and standard deviations of the study variables.