Sentence examples for standardized deviations from inspiring English sources

The data is analyzed by means and standardized deviations statistically.

By setting all clocks with standardized deviations from a central meridian, such as Greenwich Mean Time — in 1855 in Britain, in 1883 in the United States — train schedules could make sense nationally; eventually, plane schedules could make sense internationally, as well, and so on.

We calculated the average air pollution concentration across the reporting air pollution monitoring stations for each hour accounting for differences in the annual mean and the standardized deviations of each monitor (Schwartz 2000).

We calculated the hourly average air pollution concentration across all available monitoring stations, accounting for differences in the annual mean and daily standardized deviations of each monitor (Schwartz 2000).

In addition, after averaging all standardized deviations per year, we found that March 1993 was the month with the second-highest positive deviations throughout the entire 50 years, with an average t-score of 1.52.

The daily standardized deviations for each monitor on each day were averaged, producing a daily averaged standardized deviation.

Based on the first 10 orders of approximations, we demonstrate through simulation the reasonable convergence of the obtained probabilistic approximation algorithm to the maximum possible sample standardized deviation associated to a given probability distribution on the real line.

Mean duration of experiments used in meta-analysis was 31 days (±14 days standardized deviation of the mean (SDM)).

APACHE, Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Score; COPD, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease SDD, standard deviation; SDT, standardized difference; SOFA, Sequential Organ Failure Assessment.

SD scores are calculated as [observed serum IGF-I level – population mean serum IGF-I level (standardized for age and gender)]/population standardized standard deviation.

The degree of variation in preferences did not differ between sexes (two-sample Ansari-Bradley tests, for stature: AB  = 4806, p = 0.44; for body mass: AB  = 4663, p = 0.97; for BMI: AB  = 4435, p = 0.25) and this also remains true if preferences are standardized by standard deviations of actual partners' values for each trait within sexes (for all tests p>0.2).