Sentence examples for distribution of observers from inspiring English sources

Finally, we also analysed the distribution of observers' button responses.

Finally, we examined the distribution of observers' scoring of each scan on each infarct rating scale to determine equivalence of scale ratings.

The distribution of observers within each level of agreement according to the standard interpretation of strength of kappa-values given by Landis and Koch [ 19] is shown in Table 1.

Consequently, we pooled the fixation distributions of observers for both groups and used the mean and the standard deviation for Western Caucasian and East Asian faces to separately normalize the data (supporting Figure S1b).

Consequently, we pooled the fixation distributions of observers for both groups and used the mean and the standard deviation for Western Caucasian and East Asian faces to separately normalize the data.

The gender-specific distributions of observer-perceived social class did not differ significantly and, overall, approximately 33% were perceived as lower class, 56% as middle class and 11% as upper class.

The proposed model is a Bayesian network which connects the objective instrumental measurements to the subjective opinion distribution of human observers.

Two outliers (K2154 and K2156, both condyles) were found in the distribution of the observer difference for the model-based measurement.

Interobserver agreement was assessed by tabulating the distribution of each observer's results, noting the percentage agreement and calculating the kappa index with their CI.

Agreement provides insight into the distribution of differences between observers (or assessments), whereas reliability provides information on the ability of two observers (assessments) to differentiate between papers with high or poor quality of reporting.

Another significant peak occurs in the distribution of reversals for observer AC, with the vast majority of responses occurring in a segment of the walker's rotation cycle stretching approximately 60°, although in a different location to the previously mentioned observers.