Sentence examples for discrepancy of the average from inspiring English sources

SEM images revealed a typical morphology and Sa difference between FAS-TiO2 as-receivedived TiO2 nanoparticle coatings reflected in the discrepancy of the average size of the agglomerates that are coating the substrate.

And if major Fortune 500 companies think, "hey, we can't budget a decent parental leave into their spreadsheets," I challenge them to examine the discrepancy of the average CEO making 273 times more than the average employee.

Likely due to a lower standard of living and malnutrition in the North, some studies show a growing discrepancy between the average height of North and South Koreans since the peninsula was split in two.

One difference between the groups that might have caused the observed discrepancy is the average level of proficiency.

To explain this discrepancy, the average grams of substance per package were determined.

There was a group difference in the magnitude of the average discrepancy score, with the APD group significantly higher (APD M=24.32, SD 11.99, dyslexia M=16.88, SD 11.29, t(41)=−2.10 p<0.05, r=0.31).

Summative discrepancy indexes provide quantitative measures of the average difference between simulated and observed data and can provide a basis for parameter optimization or selection of one model over another.

First, no significant discrepancies from the average percentage of boys were found for first and second order births.

From a total of 108 comparisons, the average percentage discrepancy of the scaling natural frequencies was 4.90% with a standard deviation of 6.45%.

As a result of these discrepancies, the overall MAE was 40% of the average measured value of radiant transmittance over the whole day.

The deviance information criterion (DIC) is the difference between the estimated average discrepancy and the discrepancy of the point estimate and is a single number.