Sentence examples for distance from mean from inspiring English sources

The mean distance from the second to the third molar in the DC group was greater than that in the OKC group.

However, we use distance from mean image in PCA space instead of finding distance from each image from each class as done in [18].

Pose is estimated based on the deviation of geometric measures (inter-eye distance and eye-center to mouth distance) from mean values.

Variability in the 9-point SMPG profile (defined as the integrated absolute distance from mean profile value divided by measurement time) was log transformed and analysed using an anova similar to that used for the primary endpoint.

Assuming a SD of 7 mg leads to two-sided 95% confidence intervals with a distance from mean to limit of 1.58 mg (N = 75) and 0.79 mg (N = 300).

At the group level, infection with G. turnbulli increased mean nearest neighbour distance from mean 3.09 cm (SE 0.32 cm) to 5.17 cm (SE 0.60 cm) in the static condition; this was not observed under flow action with only a minor increase from mean 3.56 cm (SE 0.35 cm) to 3.73 cm (SE 0.30 cm) (Fig.  2a).

Their demand was closer European integration, meaning greater distance from Putin, which in turn meant toppling the administration of President Viktor Yanukovych.

To cluster MPAs into characteristic signature groups, their bathymetry, baseline biodiversity, distance from shore, mean sea surface temperature and mean sea surface salinity were used.

Figure 3B shows the median fluctuation about the mean, which represents the distance from the mean post-LPS performance of each individual animal for each block of 5 trials post-challenge (see methods).

(The geopotential, Φ z), is the work needed to raise a unit mass a vertical distance z from mean sea level and accounts for the variation of the earth's gravitational field with latitude and elevation.

Suffice to say this measure of covariance says when x is a certain distance from its mean, how far is y from its mean and in what direction?