Sentence examples for theoretical deviation from inspiring English sources

Both theoretical deviation and experimental result prove that optical intensity is time invariant when the laser operates in single longitudinal mode, the SLM operation can be approximately verified by optical intensity analysis, which is practical to analyze longitudinal mode in the application of engineering.

The original transformants were 4.0×104, and the theoretical deviation of the library was 1.6×104, so the constructed library should consist of all mutagenic oligonucleotide.

The theoretical deviation of the three-sigma statistical threshold criteria as it relates to radioactivity has its origins in the classical work of Currie [ 60].

The results show that the theoretical deviations of the capacitance and pull-in voltage in conventional theory and in this work are more than 2.6% and 1.3%.

If we multiply the theoretical standard deviation calculated above by the inaccurate fraction, we obtain a range in the standard deviation from 0.17 to 0.27, as η ranges from the most precise value to (eta= 10^{-1}).

To assess the effects of further deviations during the time segments of operation, a set of reference variables estimated fuel overconsumption levels with regard to a theoretical zero deviation.

If the distribution of IFG-7 were indeed random, we would expect that the distribution of clones lacking IFG-7 elements (i.e., lacking hybridization signal) would approximate normality; in such cases, the mean number of clones expected to lack an IFG-7 element and the theoretical standard deviation (SD) can be estimated using Theorem 2 of Holst [46].

Each marker's data was normalized by its theoretical standard deviation under HWE and an additive model was considered.

The mean number of clones expected to lack a TdCRT1-containing element and the theoretical standard deviation (SD) can be estimated using Theorem 2 of Holst [ 43].

Given a correlation estimate r and sample size n, the Fisher's Z scores (divided by its theoretical standard deviation) is calculated as z = n − 3 2 log ⁡ (1 + r 1 − r ), which theoretically has an asymptotically standard normal distribution.

From the intellectual coefficient perspective, a meta-analytic review by Frazier et al. reported that the ADHD groups performed at an average of 9.15 points lower than the control group in their Full Scale Intelligence Quotient (FSIQ), assuming a theoretical standard deviation of 15 [ 10].