Sentence examples for unknown deviations from inspiring English sources
The multi-ion effects have previously to be neglected to simplify the absorption process description, which produces unknown deviations from the realistic absorption process.
We present a shape determination algorithm to solve for the unknown deviations from the ideal cavity using experimentally measured cavity data.
Therefore, cumulative changes in the relative levels of N-glycan sialylation and lactosamine repeats due to planned changes (i.e., product evolution) or unknown deviations (i.e., drift) in manufacturing processes of any of the erythropoietins could potentially result in a difference in the required dose for a given patient among various epoetin products [ 18].
First, the experimental data is noisy, i.e., each of the discrete data points has an unknown deviation from the correct value.
Namely, the measurement sequence has a constant but value-unknown deviation compared to the for-matching sequences (also with other low-level noises).
For example, suppose a researcher wishes to test the hypothesis that a sample of size n = 25 with mean x = 79 and standard deviation s = 10 was drawn at random from a population with mean μ = 75 and unknown standard deviation.
ε[ t] is assumed to be a Gaussian noise with mean zero and unknown standard deviation σ.
R i is an additional unstructured random effect for the ith ward; we assume the R i 's arise from a common, normal 'population' distribution with mean zero and unknown standard deviation σ R : R i ∼ N (0, σ R 2 ), i = 1,..., K = 32.
We used a crude estimate of the sample standard deviation for steps in place of the unknown population standard deviation.
Therefore, our primary hypothesis reads: The observed sample standard deviation falls sufficiently small of a predefined benchmark, implicating that the true (but unknown) population standard deviation is likely to be smaller than that benchmark as well.
