Sentence examples for one standard value from inspiring English sources

And is there one standard value for different age groups?

As stated in Hutchings et al. (2007), "The likelihood of an earthquake falling outside the plus-and-minus standard deviation values is thus about 30%%, and the likelihood of having an earthquake above the one standard deviation value is about 15%%." The variation of both the Fourier amplitude and acceleration response spectra values for different stations is a factor of about 8 (Figs. 11, 14, 17).

The individual spectral accelerations, as well as the mean value and mean ± one standard deviation values, are shown in Fig. 5.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Absolute acceleration response spectra for the 20 representative horizontal components used for the nonlinear time-history analyses (NTHA), as well as the mean value and mean ± one standard deviation values (green contour).

The mean plus one standard deviation values of the roof-drift ratio, the maximum story drift ratio and the maximum beam- and column-strain responses are used as the basis for the seismic performance evaluations.

In addition, the one standard deviation values for the various measurements were small, suggesting higher reproducibility of this measuring system than the specification reported (Hot Disk 2007a).

Parameters are changed one by one around the standard value with all the other parameters fixed.

The percentage of total events and mean (± one standard deviation) EFRET value for each are indicated.

cPercentage increase in radiographic damage scores per year for patients with a value one standard deviation above the mean biomarker value 1 year after disease onset.

At pH 7.3, the average R1 is 1.24 ± 0.06 s–1; 12 residues have R1 values of one standard deviation less than this value, as summarized in Table S3 of the Supporting Information.

In the upper row, the average value is plotted with solid lines; the area of one standard deviation around this value is shaded.