Sentence examples for substantial standard deviations from inspiring English sources

Substantial standard deviations in error estimates, observed in almost all cases, are likely to be caused by a limited number of samples.

Our results show that organic yields of individual crops are on average 80% of conventional yields, but variation is substantial (standard deviation 21%).

Sialoadhesin/CD169 mRNA was found to be elevated in tumour tissue, but the significance of this finding was low (p > 0.1) due to a substantial standard deviation in the measurements.

The differences between the mean time use variables for the full sample and sibling-pair sample are equally or less substantial, relative to their standard deviations.

The evidence in Table 1, Panel A, suggests substantial variation in the standard deviations across days of the week, with Mondays exhibiting the highest standard deviations and Fridays the lowest.

The corresponding standard deviations indicate substantial variation between patients.

But there is substantial variability in means (and standard deviations) across the three time periods.

As Figure 2 demonstrates, the inter-subject as well as the intra-subject variability of c a is indeed substantial (exhibiting a standard deviation of about 23% from the mean) which directly explains the large fluctuations of the SUVs observed in Figure 4A.

The results show that standardizing the top 5percentt (III-A) produces a substantial reduction in the standard deviation (41percentt), while standardizing the other parts of the income distribution has little effect.

And the "solid" states will have the largest standard deviations.

The standard deviations in each data-scenario implied there was substantial spatial variation in carbon storage and fluxes.