Sentence examples for from one standard deviation from inspiring English sources

All else being equal, for public-goods spending moving from one standard deviation below the average to one standard deviation above it produced roughly a five-percentage-point increase in the likelihood of a respondent rating themselves as "very happy". That's similar to the well-being increase associated with going from below-average to above-average family income.

We used the range of binding energies, from one standard deviation to the left and right of the estimated means, to calculate KdADP values (Table 5).

To visualize the impact of elevated IR on the three circadian parameters, we plotted the population level circadian pattern of HF, and superimposed the circadian pattern predicted HF from one standard deviation increase in HOMA-IR.

Figure 2 presents the impulse response for international crude oil prices and China's refined oil prices from one-standard deviation.

The campus-specific intercepts then reflect the difference in graduation rates for a minority enrollee at the average AI score, and the slopes are now normalized to be the percentage point gain in expected graduation resulting from a one standard deviation increase in the academic index.

Non-stress growth rates are similar to parental type BY4742 (growth rate value difference from BY4742 within one standard deviation of preliminary measurement values; 86 strains fulfilled this criteria); this is to exclude growth-rate related effects on the non-stress metabolomes to be analyzed.

(iv) Peak detection: the coverage can be computed using (a) the average of physico-chemical profiles or (b) regions that deviate more than one standard deviation from the average score.

The average signal values from each image that were less than one standard deviation from the mean of the negative control were removed for the correlation analysis.

For one of the retailers, a field analysis of over 1,000 email service interactions found that moving from "average" concreteness to one standard deviation above the average (roughly speaking, at about the 68th percentile of linguistic "concreteness") was linked to a 4% lift in customer purchases after talking to the employee.

# ß: standardised beta coefficient (ß represents the change of the standard deviation in QoL score resulting from a change of one standard deviation in the independent variable); * p ≤ 0.05; ** p ≤ 0.01.

These scores represent average z-scores of the respective subscales and thus indicate ranges from below to above one standard deviation of the raw scores and thereby sufficient variability.