Sentence examples for true deviation from inspiring English sources

However, this will only approximate the effect since instead of adding the true deviation and 1, we end up adding k times the true deviation and k.

This estimation of precision is twice the width of each slice, but it is likely an overestimate of the true deviation.

500 trials of 20 simulations each at each MOI were averaged to produce a high-resolution estimate of true deviation from the data.

Note that the morphology of the 99 CGG-expressing AWC may be rounder in this image than the 0 CGG-expressing neuron, but this cell shape is polymorphic and does not represent a true deviation from the normal shape.

Finally, we investigated how the estimated deviations <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0003284.e013.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> obtained from the approximation procedure at different subset sizes, k, are distributed relative to the true deviations εij obtained when using the measured single-mutant fitness values.

With this method we achieved good estimations of the true volume (deviation <10%%).

Apparent and true standard deviation values for BSLA WT in the respective organic cosolvents, DMSO dimethyl sulfoxide, DOx 1,4-dioxane, TFE 2,2,2-trifluoroethanol aConcentration used in the incubation step for the BSLA activity assay.

For all methods underestimation of study-specific true standard deviation is depicted, with ABC performing best for n >40.

If the null hypothesis is true, the deviation of F(i )(x) and F(i )(x) is small.

The chief influences on person reliability are sample "true" standard deviation, test length, number of categories per item, and test targeting sample [ 50].

Because the graph is the result of 3 gels, it will not match precisely but the error bars should indicate the true standard deviation in the data.