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When genetic heterogeneity exists in assayed cell populations, the BAF will be skewed from expected diploid frequencies, and software tools translate deviation of BAF into mosaic detections.
Considering a standard deviation of 4.7, a medium effect size would translate into a difference in PIPP score of 2.35 units.
Group differences were comparable for non-affected siblings compared to controls, suggesting subtle endophenotypic vulnerabilities translate proportionally into phenotypic deviations.
The higher prevalence of deviation and the lower rate of remission in patients with baseline HDA indicate the extent to which protocol deviation translates into treatment outcome.
This positioning error translated to a deviation of the distal running surface as depicted by Fig. 5, which shows a color map representing the local distance to the running surface of the distal radius segment in the planned position.
We implemented the use of a Thermochron iButton temperature logger to directly measure the temperature of a spinning rotor and detected deviations that can translate into an error of as much as 10% in the sedimentation coefficient.
The conversion factor from pulse number to azimuth distance is 3.5346 [m/pulse], which translates to standard deviations of the estimated azimuth positions of 7 m and 233 m for the MODEX-2 mode and for the two-channel case, respectively.
The results from model II were translated into estimated deviations from the estimated life expectancy in Table 2.
These deviations, however, did not translate into a systematic diagnostic error.
However, means and standard deviations of enhanced reductions are difficult to translate into clinical relevant treatment outcomes such as pocket resolution or avoidance of additional surgical interventions.
A new concept of Trust Factor was introduced to affect the uncertainty related to each test results, translated by their standard deviation, depending on the higher or lower reliability of each test to predict a certain parameter.
