Sentence examples for measurement scale variability from inspiring English sources

Extreme hindcast storm peak significant wave heights (HS) for 816 locations throughout the North Sea are modelled, using the four parameter Poisson point process model of Wadsworth et al. (2010), incorporating measurement scale variability via a Box Cox transformation.

The ratio of return values has a 90% uncertainty band of approximately (0.72, 1.37), illustrating the extra variability in return values that incorporation of measurement scale uncertainty introduces.

These observations highlight the importance of quantifying local scale variability in studies that use similar, multifaceted measurements to quantify hillslope soil production and erosion processes.

The CVWS provides an estimate of the within-subject variability relative to the mean response, and therefore is dependent on the measurement scale used.

Landscape scale variability of soil 137Cs was significantly higher than small scale variability.

This method assumes that the differences in SD among studies reflect differences in measurement scales and not real differences in variability among participants.

7 In ten (53%) meta-analyses, we found variability in pooled SMD results from trial data of multiple measurement scales used for the index outcome.

Measurement scales varied across studies.

Our LUR model was built upon neighborhood-level measures of nitrogen oxides (NOx) and represents smaller-scale variability in exhaust pollutants, compared with estimates based on air monitoring station measurements (Zhou and Levy 2007).

This procedure increases the sampling volume and reduces the effect of small-scale variability that may bias point-scale measurements.

The model provides accurate characterization of soil moisture, allows estimates of soil moisture between measurement points, permits extrapolation of soil moisture distributions outside the gauged area, and maintains small-scale variability when aggregating soil moisture to successively larger scales.