Sentence examples for range in the distribution from inspiring English sources

A Monte Carlo simulation produces an enormous range in the distribution of diffusivities, which follows a log-normal distribution.

Based on the related theory, three growth patterns of PV forecasted in a long range in the distribution network is shown in Fig. 3.

Dot plots showed a wide range in the distribution of PRO protocol checklist scores for RCTs that reported any compliance information compared to RCTs reporting none (Additional file 3: Appendix 3c), however CONSORT-PRO scores were higher for RCTs that reported any compliance information (t = 7.56, p < .001; Additional file 3: Appendix 3d).

Due to the regional location of the bicycle paths, it was not practically possible to produce exactly the same proportion of off-road paths for each participant; therefore, as expected, there was a range in the distribution of path type within HIGH and LOW.

Initial DNA shearing was performed using the Covaris S2 equipment, achieving an optimal range in the size distribution of fragments.

Similarly for the individual components, we anticipate a wide range in the age distribution of cases and this should allow some quantification of changes by weight.

The transformed decile values are based on a score for the midpoint of the decile's range in the cumulative distribution of the population, and are treated as a continuous variable in the regression [ 33].

Compute the cumulative proportion of children for each SEIFA IRSAD class (ci) and then give a score based on the midpoint of its range in the cumulative distribution in the children.

Each measure of socioeconomic position was ranked from the least advantaged to the most advantaged (with the mid-point of their range in the cumulative distribution used for each category) [ 20].

The distribution of PVT reaction times (number of observations from 100 to 500 ms of RT) revealed that light exposure at 6500K led to a shift towards the faster range of RT in the distribution curves in comparison to light at 2500K and 3000K (Fig. 5 first panel).

Individual brain magnetic resonance findings for patients in the PNFA and semantic dementia groups are presented in Fig. 2. Inspection of sections aligned to show key auditory cortical areas in and surrounding the superior temporal plane gives an impression of the range of variation in the distribution and severity of structural damage involving these areas in PNFA and semantic dementia.