Sentence examples for mean measurement from inspiring English sources

For each pairwise analysis the difference between the two measures was plotted against the mean measurement for those two instruments for each individual, along with the limits of agreement (the range of values that would be expected to include 95% of individual differences).

Finally the mean measurement bias was lowest for those in the normal category of measured BMI and highest for those in the obese category.

In each nucleation run at fixed conditions, the time tmax is determined at which J1.7 is maximum; the value of J1.7 for that run is then calculated as the mean measurement over the interval (tmax ± 300 s).

For each posture, the algorithm minimizes the distance between the simulation model joint centers and the corresponding experimental subject joint centers which is called the mean measurement error.

The person and item separations and reliabilities were somewhat lower and the mean measurement errors somewhat higher for the 6-item estimates, but only marginally so.

The results were shown that the mean measurement errors of the new design were less than 3% and the mean direction errors were less than 3° respectively, which provided WMO accuracy requirements.

Mean measurement error was 0.04 D with a maximum value of 0.13 D. Good qualitative agreement was found between the iso-cylinder plots provided by the manufacturer and the Fourier filter fringe patterns for the PPLs indicating that optical Fourier filtering provides the ability to map the power distribution across the entire lens aperture without the need for multiple point measurements.

g, h Mean measurement error with respect to distance.

where n i is a zero mean measurement error.

The black line represents the mean measurement error within 1 cm.

The recommended GBRMPA water quality guideline for chl-a is an annual mean measurement and, as such, is not directly comparable against chl-a data collected through the wet season only.