Sentence examples for mean variable from inspiring English sources

The term "SNP" is commonly used to mean "variable site" across samples irrespective of whether a given SNP is polymorphic within a population.

These soil types were associated to extreme simulated output variables compared to the mean variable in the region.

Fig. 4 Mean variable importance measures for the three study areas after 1000 model iterations.

At the surface, a mean variable surface temperature measured over 30 years (1960 1990 DWD 2013; Fig. 5a) has been prescribed as upper thermal boundary condition.

The fixed and mean variable completing risks of the second stage are similar to the previous cases, and for the third stage, its values are 3.9 and 3.99, respectively.

In this review article, we focus on the transient response of the global mean surface temperature to external radiative perturbation, because the magnitudes of many climatic impacts can be scaled proportionally to this global mean variable relatively well (e.g., Ishizaki et al. 2012; Ishizaki et al. 2013; Yoshimori and Abe-Ouchi 2012).

Where mean variables are listed, such data includes the standard deviation (mean ± standard deviation).

Traditionally, precision agriculture means variable application of material inputs such as fertilizers, pesticides and amendments.

Trends and correlations with MCS intensity of zonal and annual mean variables from ERA-Interim.

The unsteady computations are shown to predict the mean variables and the total shear stress quite well.

zero mean variables, according to either a Gaussian or a Bernoulli distribution with values in 1,−1.