Sentence examples for deviation of the trial from inspiring English sources

Huddleston et al. [ 17] measured intraoperatively during trial reduction the deviation of the trial insert from the tibial tubercle.

As ETFP-scores exhibited a standard deviation of 53 and a range from 0 to 520 in the afamelanotide trial, the MIDETFP equals 28% of the standard deviation of the trial data, and 2.9% of the total range.

The solid pink line indicates the time-averaged velocity computed over the 10-s window prior to stimulus onset; the dashed pink line is + one standard deviation of the trial-averaged velocity in the same window.

Specifically in medical research, instead of reporting the sample mean and standard deviation of the trials, some trial studies only report the median, the minimum and maximum values, and/or the first and third quartiles.

The minimal clinically important difference (MID) was 15 (10.2-20.4) ETFP scores, representing 28% of the standard deviation of the clinical trial data and 2.9% of its total range.

The criterion for removal was if the trial trajectory went outside 2.5 * the standard deviation of the twenty trials.

In using a z-statistics-like measure, this allows us to use the baseline mean and standard deviation of the baseline trials as the population mean and standard deviation.

Significant muscle activity was determined within each trial when the root mean squared EMG signal exceeded 3 standard deviations of the pre-trial signal.

One application referenced a systematic review to justify the standard deviation that they had used in the sample size calculation; the standard deviation that was used was the mid-point of the standard deviations of the two trials included in the review (see Additional file 7).

The VE is a measure of precision and represents the average deviation of each trial from subjects' mean score.

So (2) τ 2 = ϵ 2 I 2 1 − I 2 where ϵ 2 = 1 k ∑ 2 σ 2 n i, with n i the groupsize of trial i (i = 1…k) and σ the standard deviation of the outcome variable of the trials.