Sentence examples for discrepancy coefficient from inspiring English sources
The number in the diagram pane is the discrepancy coefficient between any two samples.
The smaller the discrepancy coefficient between two samples, the smaller the difference in species diversity Fig. 6 PCA of bacterial community structures of the gut microbiota in the two sample groups.
Examples of behavior pattern tests include: (1) trend comparison and removal, (2) period comparison using the autocorrelation function, (3) comparison of the averages, (4) comparison of the variations, (5) testing for phase lag using the cross-correlation function, and (6) the computing the discrepancy coefficient.
Individuals were excluded based on unresolved gender discrepancy, coefficient of relatedness > 0.025 (based on 549 692 autosomal SNPs), call rate ≤ 0.95 and evidence of non-Caucasian descent as determined by MDS analysis (Davies et al. 2011).
The treatment dental anxiety items exhibited less diversity (1.03, 1.00, 1.04) and hence there was little discrepancy in coefficients.
being the discrepancy, the quantization coefficient of the i th DCT frequency.
These shortcomings are probably due to the discrepancy between the coefficient of thermal expansion of the CNTs and that of copper and the weak bond between the NTCs and Cu.
In the case of environmental load, discrepancy in the coefficients of thermal expansion (CTE) between the steel and CFRP can generate interfacial stresses along the CFRP-bond line.
The reason for the discrepancy between absorption coefficients is currently unclear, but since the absolute determination of water content is of minor significance for this study, we apply the more commonly used value (Bell et al. 2003), 28,450 L mol−1 cm−2, with the caveat that calculated values may be systematically wrong as a result, something we address further in the discussion.
Discrepancy of these coefficients indicates that the effects of genetic features other than GC content on TpG to CpG substitution rates might have overcome that of GC content.
The mean discrepancy between correlation coefficients for participants and non-participants were 0.05 and 0.04 at one-year and 15-year follow-up, respectively.
