Sentence examples for measured averaged deviation from inspiring English sources

The models with D c = 1.0 cm are subjected to larger forces (averaged deviation of δF D = 42%) in comparison to the models with the largest cylinder diameter (D c = 1.5 cm) and with clearly smaller forces measured (averaged deviation, δF D = −35%), as shown in Table 1.

During the famine phase, an activity of 0.73 ± 0.27 mmol/ l min) was measured (average ± standard deviation over a dataset of three measurements).

These transmitters were set at the same positions as in the simulations in Section 4. The measured average and standard deviation values of the ultrasonic transmitters' positions were obtained as shown in Table 3.

Convergence was assessed by measuring average standard deviations of split frequencies, potential scale reduction factor (PSRF) values, plateauing of log-likelihoods values, and ESS values >100.

This feature measures the average deviation of a reviewer's reviews.

aMeas: measured value (average ± standard deviation); Ref: reference value; Err: error with respect to the reference value.

Clearly, eq 26 measures the average deviation of Ŷ from the true value Y at the check points in.

The horizontal axis of the figure, following the IMF study, shows the degree of monetary policy ease or tightness in each country, measured by the average deviation of policy in each country from the prescriptions of a standard version of the Taylor rule over the corresponding period.

Additive variance instead designates the effect of an allele as measured by its average deviation from the population phenotypic mean.

Although there are some chromosome and sequence set-specific differences in the rate of hits per Mbp, these are not significant as measured by absolute average deviation.

Considering all the measured traits, the average deviation between the P-TRAP automatic results and the corrected ones after expert evaluation was 2.68%, with deviations ranging from 0.25% to 6.09%(Table 3).