Sentence examples for total repeatability from inspiring English sources

Here a useful metric is: the probability that two random trials follow the same pathway, which I call 'path repeatability.' As the probability that any given pathway is observed for both of two random trials is just the square of that pathway's probability, total repeatability is equal to the sum of the squares of the probability of each pathway, summed over all accessible pathways.

Therefore, a model was developed to estimate the contribution of the different steps in the GMO analysis to the total repeatability and reproducibility (Table  4).

Total, repeatability, between-run and between-day precision were determined by running the control sample in triplicates, two runs per day over three days resulting in 18 values.

Even when models based on the wings of three different species are used for the initial models (D. melanogaster, virilis, and affinis), total repeatability only declines to 91%.

These two measurements of the same cases were treated as independent samples, resulting in 17 IVIM datasets in total for repeatability analysis.

aCarotenoids are abbreviated as lut Lutein, zeax Zeaxanthine, βcry β-cryptoxanthine, αcar alpha-carotene, βcar β-carotene, pva provitamin A, tcar Total carotenoid, r repeatability, DF degrees of freedom.

Scales have a linearity accuracy (ie the quality of the accuracy along the line from zero to total capacity) and repeatability accuracy, which means simply how much error can you expect on the same repeated readings.

In this study, measurements of uptake and volumes from five larger index lesions had higher repeatability than total skeletal tumour burden and are potentially sufficient in clinical trials.

Kappa statistical analysis was used to measure the repeatability of total miRNAs expression between any two samples (supplemental methods in Additional file 1).

Repeatability expresses the total variation that is reproducible among repeated measures of the same subject (Nakagawa and Schielzeth, 2010).

After the baseline repeatability measurements, a total of 27 separate sonications of 2 to 12 mm cell diameter were made in the six lamb leg samples at a frequency of 1.2 MHz.