Sentence examples for scattering of differences from inspiring English sources

The scattering of differences widened as PCO2 increased (r 2 =0.71; P < 0.0001).

As mean PCO2 increased, the scattering of differences widened (r 2 =0.71; P < 0.0001).

Table 7 shows that there is a much wider scatter of differences between the candidate models for SV-2015.0-2020 than between those for the main field at epochs 2010.0 and 2015.0.

Second, with increasing mean values there is a proportional increase in the scatter of differences which inherently introduces fixed bias when the method of differences is used [34].

No heteroscedasticity - i.e., a progressive increase of scatter of differences as the average increases [ 29] - was observed for all hip motion patterns.

The scatter of differences in IC values versus average IC value on two occasions in-between one hour is shown in Figure 2, panel A. The scatter becomes wider when the average IC increases.

The PCoA scatter plot of differences between the treponeme communities found within the subgingival plaque from each subject is shown in Figure  3.

Grangeon et al. (2013 ▸) had apparently missed an earlier compilation by Matsuyama & Young (2000 ▸) (their Fig. 8 a) who attributed some of the scatter to differences in the degree of sample drying, an explanation that had been noted much earlier by Taylor (1964 ▸).

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Scatter plots of difference (DIF) dependent on the exposure at default (EAD ^mathrm{LN})).

From first principles, the mean "optimum" expected from such an approach is 140 ms, and the expected variance (average square of deviate from that mean) is simply (80 + 40 + 0 + 40 + 80)/5 = 3,200 ms, giving an expected optimization scatter (SD of difference, SDD) of √2 × √3,200 = 80 ms.

The level of agreement of modalities was assessed by observing the scatter of the differences and evaluating the number of points beyond two standard deviations of the mean.