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Also using ImageJ angle tool, we measured whiskers mean deflection angle for different frequencies of light stimulus for each of the two wavelengths: 473 nm and 593 nm.

Model one achieved 97.6% sensitivity and 90% specificity to determine the presence of retinopathy versus no retinopathy, using two predictors: mean parent diameter and mean deflection angle of the smaller child.

Utilizing mean deflection angle alone did not yield a usable model.

The mean deflection angle of the child vessels may also be of some predictive value, although this is less clear.

This model used mean parent diameter as the sole predictor; adding the mean deflection angle did not improve performance.

Utilizing the mean parent diameter only reduced specificity to 80%, sensitivity remained at 97.6%, indicating that the mean deflection angle made a small contribution to model performance.

Correlation (0.623) between deflection angle measurement (ferromagnetic mean 84.2°; paramagnetic 62°; diamagnetic mean 0°) and median qualitative image quality was highly significant (p = 0.027).

As expected, the magnetic-attracted objects present a higher deflection angle (ferromagnetic declared projectiles: mean 84.2°; range 78 88°; 62° for the paramagnetic bullet) from the vertical axis than those with an absence of strong magnetic attraction (mean 0°).

Hence the deflection angle α was defined by means of the difference (dL-dM) upalpha =frac{left|{d}_L-{d}_Mright|}{D}.

Non-uniformity (NU) of supply air velocity (at the filter face), airflow parallelism (deflection angle, α), and the distribution of the mean age of air were computed for the two types of unidirectional-flow cleanrooms.

This means that the failure type 1, which is characterised by a permanent deflection angle greater than 1.4 °, did not occur for the specimens of group VI subjected to the cyclical loading.