Sentence examples for much larger standard from inspiring English sources

There are lucrative perks that come with this filing status including a much larger standard deduction.

A much larger standard deviation was seen at almost all landmarks in the Y direction as compared to the X direction.

However, the peptide pool AuNVs exhibited a much larger standard error and had a non-significant difference between the AuNVs and the free peptides (p = 0.34).

The corresponding results for the estimates of the population total basal area (obtained using Eq. 4) were close to the true value for Method 2 and rather more deviant, with a much larger standard error, for Method 1.

The average lightness increase is almost negligible (Fig. 5, green dots), although with much larger standard deviation than the other coatings, due to the discontinuous presence of the deposit.

For those with more ordinary income levels, it's possible that the loss of the state tax deduction could be offset by a much larger standard deduction, another element of the proposal.

Ultracapacitors, which have energy-storage capacity much larger than standard capacitors, were previously made using "activated carbon to coat the plates of the capacitor," Schindall says.

Multicollinearity was monitored with the variance inflation factor (VIF) of which the square root indicates how much larger the standard error is compared with what it would be if the variables were uncorrelated with the other independent variables in the equation.

This may enable us to create much larger gold-standard data sets, with lower variability, with which to further develop, improve, and evaluate our model for protein functional annotation.

These aggregates are much larger than the standard volume of Golgi vesicles, yet they are transported across the stack within 10 min after warming the cells to 20°C.

Since October 2000, Computer Associates, a giant software company based in Islandia, N.Y., has reported its financial results using a nonstandard "pro forma" accounting practice that makes its profits and sales seem much larger than under standard accounting rules.