Sentence examples for estimates of deviation from inspiring English sources

The most general TF model contains the model with independence as a submodel, so it clearly can represent that case and would give consistent estimates of deviation from independence.

To remove this confounding effect we divided the difference by expected values [ O- E) E-1], which results in an unbiased estimates of deviations from expected species richness values.

The voidage distribution coupled with appropriate kinetic models can provide an estimate of deviation from expected fluid behaviour, which is due to the presence of hot spots or gas by-passing.

The estimate of deviation of test (NycoCard) from the overall LOR is closer in the two models.

Relative codon frequencies provide a sensible estimate of deviation from expected codon usage if provided with large enough samples to infer frequencies from.

The standard deviation of the proportion of reads of the reference genotype was approximately 8%%, which implies that a single measure from one sample is an unreliable estimate of deviation from the expected 50 50 ratio of reference and alternate genotypes.

Specifically, we group together spots that have similar standard deviations and then pool together many less accurate estimates of standard deviation into a single, more accurate estimate.

The time average of these estimates of standard deviation (sigma ) corresponds to the non-polar dark RMS values listed in the last column of Table 1.

These models give a highly accurate estimate of parameters with low estimates of standard deviation.

'Within population parameters' provides estimates of standard deviation for genetic parameters of each population and generation.

After pooling the smooth estimates of standard deviation from the two channels, we used the pooled estimates to compute a t-statistic for each gene [ 13, 15].