Sentence examples for deviations of height from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, standard deviations of height time series with respect to radar gauge data are typically [4 5] cm.

Suwa [ 11] showed the means and standard deviations of height at each month in girls aged 0 to 20 y without and with genital bleeding.

One sample t-test was used to assess deviations of height z-scores from the national reference data (UK 1990) and paired t-tests and 1-sample Wilcoxon tests to assess differences within a single group at different time points.

Phenotypic data was recovered from the literature and consisted of mean and standard deviations of height in adult males within the Mbuti, Biaka, Yoruba, Luhya and Maasai populations (Table S1 in Supplementary Material).

To investigate whether the correlation coefficients of these made up data-sets are similar to that of the real data-set, we simulated 2500 random samples of height and weight each with sample size 40 based on the means and standard deviations of height and weight observed in the real data-set (see Table 1) and the theory of the bivariate normal distribution.

In addition, relative standard deviations of peak height and migration time for five sequential measurements were 11.4 and 11.5% for RB and SR, and 1.5 and 1.4% for RB and SR, respectively, indicating that reliable analysis with deproteinization pretreatment was successfully achieved by use of a longer separation capillary.

Current estimates of short stature (<150 cm, which is −2 Standard Deviations of height-for-age) are less widely available; existing national estimates are 39% for India, 13% for Ethiopia and 3% for Nigeria (6, 8, 14).

The roughness value H̄ represents the standard deviation of height of the fracture surface and is shown to be simply related to the length and angle distributions of the linear length elements constituting the fracture profile.

Deviation of height of mini-implant from the ideal height.

Deviation of height of mini-implant (DMH) from the ideal height was determined.

Both standard deviation of height (Hsd) and stand density exhibited highly significant (P<0.001) positive relationships with stem slenderness.