Generally, imputation accuracies for all three programs based on standardized genotype were lower than based on original genotype with larger standard deviation; however, the tendency of imputation accuracy along generations was the same for both measures.
Different pixels also exhibit a different sensitivity or "gain": very sensitive pixels will exhibit a larger standard deviation from the average exposure than do less sensitive pixels.
The pre-release and post-release FN nanofibers were monodisperse in width, length and thickness (Fig. 3c,d and f, n = 10), however the dimensional variability, as noted by larger standard deviation, increased for the post-release nanofibers.
The larger standard deviation of demand set and the larger node degree network, the better the shared p-cycles scheme performs.
First, we aim to develop a new fatigue model valid for quasi-brittle materials like concrete, which properties have considerably larger standard deviation than metals.
Depositional terrace deposits have a larger standard deviation in sandstone layer thicknesses than external levees because they are topographically lower, and experience a wider range of turbidity current sizes overspilling from different parts of the channel-belt.
Also, a larger standard deviation between the energies of the filters may be considered acceptable.
This may be one reason for the larger standard deviation of RTV in both EP and IP groups.
The DOI obtained with the "cluster size" method had a larger standard deviation with respect to the "maximum signal" method.
This proposition is likely supported by the larger standard deviation in studies with higher ratios of postpartum female [9, 11].
We assumed that the EAR RASS observation with a 3-min time resolution may have a larger standard deviation.
