Sentence examples for deviation the difference from inspiring English sources
The deviation (the difference between the mean experimental value and the updated theoretical value which satisfies the constraints) was normalised against the 95%% confidence intervals of the mean values in order to give every variable an even weighting.
However, if inequality was reduced by one standard deviation (the difference between Connecticut and South Carolina) across the country, income growth for the poor would more than double, to 1.6percentt each year (blue line).
Higher expression in OA samples was also evident at 6 weeks, but owing to a large standard deviation the difference did not reach statistical significance.
Expressed relative to the standard deviation, the difference found in the adjusted model corresponds with a standardized effect size in DNA methylation of −0.13 SDS.
Data are mean ± standard deviation or number and percentage (in parentheses) Data are mean ± standard deviation The difference in total fluid intake during the first two weeks was not statistically significant between infants with and without subsequent BPD (table 3).
Monaghan et al. (2001) and Bogard et al. (2010), for example, found that grain protein deviation (the difference from the value predicted by yield) was positively related to post-anthesis uptake.
This approach allowed us to determine whether the deviations (the difference between observed and expected) were the result of chance, or whether they were due to other factors.
In another sensitivity analysis, excluding patients with protocol deviations, the difference between treatment arms also remained significant (odds ratio, 2.51; 95% CI, 1.35 4.65; P=0.0025).
For every time sample, this gives a matrix that quantifies, in units of standard deviations, the differences in the overall replication kinetics from one chromosome to another.
The standard deviations for the differences are shown in Fig. 10b.
However, as the large standard deviations show, the differences are not significant.
