Sentence examples for multiple standard deviations from inspiring English sources

Both are trading at multiple standard deviations wide of the normal spread levels to Treasuries.

The number.0015 corresponds to an event which is multiple standard deviations above the mean in our Poisson distribution.

This can produce test statistics that appear to be multiple standard deviations from the mean under the theoretical expectation for a constant-sized population, but in fact are entirely consistent with the demographic history expected from a bottleneck.

At the same time, the CDC is careful to emphasize that mere presence of the chemical, even at multiple standard deviations above the group mean does not imply health risk (the principles of nonmaleficence and veracity are thereby satisfied).

The routine clinical use of t-scores and z-scores for BMD demonstrates the feasibility of adjunctive statistical standardization of ER and PgR in breast cancer and suggests an approach that may be clinically useful for delineating significant predictive and prognostic effects of continuous ER and PgR at multiple standard deviations below or above the mean.

Consequently, the low r2 values indicate that even a repeat with a substitution rate that is multiple standard deviations away from the mean in one lineage would not be expected to have a raw substitution rate much different from the mean in another lineage.

The correlation coefficient is computed from standardized random variables, that is, the covariance of multiple variables' standard deviations.

We also tried to investigate whether the use of S10 instead of S60 could produce some improvements at least in the forecasting of high-criticality events, that SIGMA identifies checking only higher multiples of standard deviations over short periods of time (3 days maximum, see Fig. 3).

Furthermore, the regulatory paradigm often does not encourage the use of standard statistical techniques; for example, lowest detectable concentration levels in assays are defined in international guidelines as a simple multiple of standard deviation, rather than tests which are accepted in the statistical field as more reliable and more powerful.

A left atrial (LA) surface scar map was constructed by using automated software, expressing intensity as multiples of standard deviation (SD) above blood pool mean.

In this study, we examine the use of the blood pool mean as an intensity reference in an automated process that expresses atrial myocardial intensity as multiples of standard deviation (SD) above blood pool mean.