Sentence examples for scattered values from inspiring English sources
Such scattered values were attributed to the different contents of water molecules in the nanobelts.
Different authors have proposed different expressions for the relation F, yielding scattered values of ft. None of these alternatives is universally recognized as being more suitable than the others.
The unit cell volumes calculated from individual grains in group #2 and group #3 showed scattered values with standard deviations of 0.37 Å3 for the 5 grains in group #2 and 0.89 Å3 for the 6 grains in group #3.
The elastic modulus, an important mechanical parameter for describing 1D systems, has been reported by different authors with widely scattered values between 30 and 250 GPa, depending on the nature of different experimental techniques.
At 6 h, there were thought to be individual differences in PpIX metabolism, causing scattered values.
Samples from the well preserved meadow of Talamone [ 54] showed the lowest and less scattered phenols values, samples from the S. Marinella meadow (year 2006) showed highly scattered values (Fig. 2).
Error bars in B are the standard deviation of light scattering values over the time course shown in A. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03638.009 10.7554/eLiFigure38.01 figuree 1—figure supplement 7. Correction of kcat values between initial Princeton and UC Davis data sets.
Pellet fraction stored on ice and compared to initial light scattering value immediately after resuspension.
While most of the quantitative PCR results had very strong statistical values, scatter in values was greater and the corresponding statistical significance weaker for muscle developmental gene Klf4 and the voltage gated potassium channel Kcne4.
These scattered plasticity values fit extreme value distribution density functions.
The low dimensionless scattering regime contains reduced scattering values that are experienced during measurements of tissue (common range μ s ′ = [ 0.5 − 5.0 ] mm − 1 ) by single fibers with diameters commonly used clinically (common range d fib = [0.2 – 1.0] mm).
