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The information ratio (similar to the Sharpe ratio) takes the amount by which a money manager's portfolio has outpaced the S&P 500 (although other benchmarks are employed), then divides that by the standard deviation of those excess returns.

Taking the regional total SOC changes based on the most detailed soil map, P5, as a reference, the relative deviation of those derived from the P25, P50, P100, P400, and P1000 were 7.86%, 4.86%, 2.21%, 3.67%, and 1.51%, respectively.

Discrepancies between U.S. values and the occasional deviation of those values in practice (i.e. prisoner interrogation, drone attacks that kill civilians) also undermine U.S. leverage.

**mean and standard deviation of those disclosing to partners.

Standard errors were computed as the standard deviation of those 10 000 reliability estimates.

Standard errors were computed as the standard deviation of those 10 000 estimated regression coefficients.

On the contrary, there is a marked deviation of these results from those for the conventional Nernst layer model, i.e. this simplified approach is not applicable for quantitative description of the process, even though it provides its correct qualitative picture.

The absolute bias was defined as the deviation of these ratios from those determined by qPCR (Supplementary Figure 5).

We calculated effect-size as the (mean QOL of those reporting ≥1 ADEs – mean QOL of those not reporting an ADE) / standard deviation of the QOL scores of those not reporting an ADE.

This was used to define a signal-to-noise ratio as the difference in mean utility between those who had a major event and those who did not, divided by the standard deviation of the utility measure in those who did not have a major event.

The lateral deviation of the fabricated microstructures from those on the master was approximately 0.6%.