Sentence examples for mean of the difference from inspiring English sources

The mean of the difference of the manual method and the COBAS for all 145 specimens was 0.166 log10.

The mean of the difference between maximum and minimum synthetic time series of albedo within the MODIS pixels over a subset of satellite data of Harvard Forest (16 km by 14 km) was as high as 0.2 during the snow-covered period and reduced to around 0.1 during the snow-free period.

Theoretically from the scalar structure function a scaling law can be expected for the conditional mean of the difference between the filtered and nonfiltered scalars with respect to the filter scale, which is important for estimating the chemical source in the subgrid scale models.

When, in addition, an infant mortality probability of 5% was taken into account for the individual ICVs, assuming them permanently closed at failure, the mean of the difference in cumulative oil production remained positive with a 99% confidence interval between 35.3×103 and 67.7×103 m3 (222×103 and 426×103 bbl).

Mean of the difference between the SL and WL estimation errors DE(n2).

Quadratic mean of the difference between the WL and SL fixed-lead prediction errors.

Figure 26 shows that the mean of the differences between scanned points and the actual object is 0.316, while the mean of the differences between fitted points and the actual object is 0.169.

The mean of the differences was −3.6 mg/dl, with a 95% agreement limit of −68 to +61 mg/dl.

Solid lines represent the mean of the differences between the two analyses, dotted lines represent the boundaries of two times the standard deviation of the difference.

The bottom row of Table 5 shows, the mean of the differences i,j R (excluding the zero value for the difference between candidates and themselves see (7)).

A common approach in agreement studies (useful when there are only two examiners) is to calculate the mean of the differences between the two examiners.