Sentence examples for deviations in calculating the from inspiring English sources

The theory behind the different classes of density functionals was discussed and the functionals were assessed using statistical parameters such as mean average binding energy values, mean absolute errors and root mean square deviations in calculating the binding energies with the gas molecules.

Triplicate measures were made and values with over a 3% standard deviation (CT) were omitted in calculating the averages per subject.

In calculating the deviations from the mean, a peak is either accepted or rejected by the use of thresholding.

In cases in which averages were normalised to controls, the standard deviations of each nominator and denominator were taken into account in calculating the final standard deviation.

Methods consist in calculating the standard deviation, the Fourier power spectrum, the Hurst exponent of the sample sequential taken as a record and the correlation dimension of the attractor describing the system dynamics.

(a) These values concern only a small part of H3 (for more details see ref. 7) They were not included in calculating the standard deviation in A. (b) Values in parenthesis are likely to be at least in part artefactually large.

Since the DGRP line with the TE insertion is not used in calculating the standard deviation this suggests that transcripts with TEs may be those that are more tolerant of variation in expression level.

Since it is difficult to interpret the variance, this value is usually only calculated as a start in calculating the standard deviation.

In addition, proton motion and, likely, systematic deviation in calculated to experimental lattice constants may also play a role in the H chemical shift.

As described before (see formula I in the 'Sustainability assessment based on the distance-to-target approach' section), we compare the projected change in percentage with the change required in percentage for calculating the deviation in percentage that is evaluated using the traffic light colour code.

As a result, the assumption of a single particle size cannot explain some aspects of the experimental results (e.g., the "curvature" of the burnoff curve) and may lead to significant deviations in the calculated parameters.