Sentence examples for more standard deviations from inspiring English sources

The results show that the last 20 years in Iowa have been the wettest 20-year period on record, including the only three years which are 3 or more standard deviations wetter than the (1640 2013) mean.

But if any individual's measured response is two or more standard deviations from the average profile essentially, if that person's neurological response to the key scene is sufficiently different from that of most people the individual will be shown a specially designed hidden subplot.

"In determining the significance of adaptive deficits, clinicians look to whether an individual's adaptive performance falls two or more standard deviations below the mean in any of the three adaptive skill sets (conceptual, social, and practical)." Id., at ___ (slip op., at 4) (citing AAIDD 11, at 43).

Osteopenia is defined as bone density that is more than one standard deviation below peak bone density (T score −1), and osteoporosis is defined as bone density that is two and a half or more standard deviations below the mean peak bone density (T score −2.5).

Any location in purple on the map indicates three or more standard deviations below the mean.

On the other hand, the vector IM can predict the results in an efficient way for both short and large period structures; however, the results have more standard deviations compared to the proposed IM.

So, if you've got a portfolio that's largely marketable securities, you're going to see a lot more standard deviation of returns than if you've got one of illiquid assets, where you've got this stability built-in because of the appraisal nature of the valuation process.

A deficit in a cognitive domain was assumed when the patient's test score differed from the normative test data in one ore more standard deviation (z ≤−1).

Gipson et al. included station-dependent delay noise to the data analysis leading to more realistic standard deviations.

With this approach, also far more realistic standard deviations of the derived target parameters, such as station coordinates or Earth orientation parameters, were achieved.

To investigate variability across filters more closely, standard deviations of within and across filter average hybridisation signals were calculated.