Sentence examples for reduced coefficient of variation from inspiring English sources

The addition of the extra probabilistic process of vesicle recovery, whichunderlies synaptic depression, causes IRIs to be more regular, as evidenced in Eqs.(2)–(3) by a reduced coefficient of variation (CV) of IRIs from the Poisson value of1: CV = σ T 〈 T 〉 = 1 + ( p 0 r τ D ) 2 1 + p 0 r τ D, (5).

DNA methylation levels in iPSCs also have significantly reduced coefficients of variation relative to their precursor lines (range of CVs for chimpanzee iPSCs = 0.78 0.80, for chimpanzee fibroblasts = 0.87 0.90; p < 10−06).

It allowed to reduce the coefficient of variation from 32 to 12%.

If the farmer is assumed to be risk averse, under both contracts he can reduce the coefficient of variation of the gross margin by almost 20% at opportunity costs below 1% of the gross margin.

Analysis of the flow cytometry data was performed by a regression model that reduces the coefficient of variation by removing cell size and granularity effects (Knijnenburg et al, in preparation).

The number of loci is crucial to reducing the coefficient of variation, even more so than increasing the length of the sequence at any one locus (Figures 1, 2).

Plot sizes of greater than 0.25 ha reduced the coefficients of variation in AGB to below 20% and yielded a stationary and normal distribution of AGB over the landscape.

We optimized conditions of the nCounter assay by varying the mass of total RNA used for hybridization, thereby increasing sensitivity up to 50-fold and reducing the median coefficient of variation as much as 4-fold.

It was found that procedure employed could be used to develop a design load model that resulted in substantial improvement over the design models in current use, where the optimized models significantly reduced the range and coefficient of variation of reliability index among the bridge cases considered.

This number was then further reduced to 212 using coefficient of variation cut-off of 0.641.

The application of percentage reduction factors or adjustment factors for snow and cold, which are adopted from the traffic weather model developed by Datla and Sharma [2, 18, 19, 20], can reduce the coefficients of variations for all counts taken during winter months.