Sentence examples for deviations of distribution from inspiring English sources

The standard deviations of distribution are marked in Figure 12, to show the confidence with which the normal distribution identifies outlying subjects.

Nevertheless, the values of ion pressure shown in Fig. 5 could be underestimated considering possible deviations of distribution functions from Maxwellian or kappa and also considering the fact that the analyzer does not allow to determine the ion composition, which can be very important for the calculation of the full pressure (Krimigis et al. 1985).

129 Xe images were processed into quantitative binning maps of all three compartments using thresholds based on the mean and standard deviations of distributions derived from the healthy reference cohort.

We first selected features using the common criterion P < 0.05, then conducted further examination of feature characteristics and feature selection using means and standard deviations of distributions in the case and control groups.

We describe two simple algorithms that allows a quantitative estimation of the parameters determining heterogeneity, the standard deviation of distribution σ and the defect density Ndefo exhibiting the highest probability of occurrence.

The mean azimuth in Tucumán in 2014 was 88° with an 18° standard deviation of distribution.

The mean observed horizontal velocity of the OSSs was 140 m s−1, and the standard deviation of distribution was 29 m s−1.

The OSSs propagated roughly eastward in a relatively narrow range of azimuths; the mean azimuth was 89° with a 15° standard deviation of distribution.

The model parameters used to fit the scattering profile are scattering length density (SLD), precipitate radius and standard deviation of distribution, volume fraction and background.

The mean height of reflection for 4.63 MHz waves from the IRI 2012 model at the times of the OSS events was 244 km with a 21-km standard deviation of distribution.

The mean height of reflection for 6.57 MHz waves from the IRI 2012 model at the times of OSS events was 264 km with a 19-km standard deviation of distribution.