Sentence examples similar to root mean square weight from inspiring English sources

Static and dynamic light scattering studies were performed to obtain the z-average root mean square radius of gyration, second virial coefficient, weight average molecular weight and hydrodynamic radius.

Another parameter radius of gyration (Rg) defined as the mass-weight root mean square distance of collection of atoms from their common centre of mass was helpful in giving further insight into the structural changes due to mutation and the overall dimension of the protein.

R g is a geometrical quantity, which is defined as a weight averaged root mean square distance of elements (and in this case, scattering centers) from the center of mass.

Although we made all attempts to reduce the root mean square error in modeling the birth weight outcome, the best reduction achievable was 355 g, which explains the wide 95% CIs around the estimates.

It is worth noting that QuartetS reconstructs the closest non-trivial split weights with a root mean square error of 0.054 and QuartetA reconstructs the most accurate trivial split weights with a root mean square error of 0.124.

In addition, except for QuartetA and QuartetM, all other methods systematically over-estimate the weights of trivial splits and the weights from QuartetA is closer to the true weights with a root mean square error of 0.016.

The root mean square error (RMSE; the positive square root of the average squared prediction error, which attaches greater weight to larger errors) and adjusted R were also reported.

Rq = root mean square roughness.

The root mean square (r.m.s).

(root mean square) and peak displacements, respectively.

A root mean square error of 0.6 °C was obtained.