Sentence examples for measurement deviations of from inspiring English sources

Moreover, measurement deviations of carbon dioxide flux occurring in respiration chambers has been seen of a great importance to explain the biochemical parameters affecting the climate change issue.

The measurement deviations of cup anemometers are studied by analyzing the rotational speed of the rotor at steady state (constant wind speed).

The standard measurement deviations of the surface area concentration, volume concentration and Sauter mean diameter are 11.6%, 21.9% and 9.4%, respectively, which are better than the results of sensors with a single wavelength source.

The uncertainty of the experimental results was determined based on the measurement deviation of the parameters, including thermal conductivity, viscosity, flow rate, input voltage, weight, and temperature.

In this study, the uncertainty of the experimental properties results was determine from the measurement deviation of the parameters, such as density, viscosity, electric conductivity, thermal conductivity, weight and temperature, as described by Kulkarni et al. [32].

Force measurements deviation of parameterized models in comparison to real models.

A pilot study showed that with more than five repetitive measurements, standard deviations of the variables for each individual did not decrease further and were less than 5% for the length variables.

The measurement deviation rose with the level of fragmentation in a fashion similar to PG.

The unique structure of the CVC effectively eliminated volume measurement errors caused by liquid surface tension, resulting in 50% lower measurement standard deviation of SPD compared with those obtained using a pycnometer or a volumetric flask.

The thickness of the unbound protein DT was determined from the distance at which the repulsive force exceeded the measurement standard deviation of ±0.03 mN/m.

** indicates AUROC p-value < 0.01 The response calls in all of the whole blood infliximab data sets are based on DAS28 scores (Table  1), which are known to have a measurement standard deviation of 0.6 [ 26].