Sentence examples for variance in acceleration from inspiring English sources

Monozygotic twins were more physically active and spent less time in sedentary behavior than did dizygotic twins and showed a higher variance in acceleration of the trunk (P < 0.05; see Supplementary Table 1 under "Supplemental data" in the online issue).

Results: Additive genetic factors (ie, heritability) explained 47% of the variance in physical activity energy expenditure (95% CI: 23%, 53%) and time spent in moderate-to-vigorous intensity physical activity (95% CI: 29%, 54%), 35% of the variance in acceleration of the trunk (95% CI: 0%, 44%), and 31% of the variance in the time spent in sedentary behavior (95% CI: 9%, 51%).

As much as 30% of the variance in the acceleration of heart rate was due to additive genetic sources, as determined in a study using a monozygotic and dizygotic twin population [ 95].

Finally, the first regression analysis indicates that reading improvements are connected both with attentional and working memory gains, because visuo-spatial, cross-sensory attentional and phonological working memory changes explain more than 30% of variance in reading speed acceleration.

These results are compatible with a Bayesian interpretation of the estimate of gravitational acceleration, if one assumes that the variance in the prior of 1 g acceleration is very small compared with the variance in the sensory likelihood.

Differences in the mean and variance of acceleration of the trunk were additionally driven by the 9 monozygotic twins with the largest acceleration and did not reach significance after their exclusion from the analysis (P-mean = 0.06, P-variance = 0.11 after exclusion).

"We did not have that jump in acceleration.

I also have some movement in acceleration.

The sequel might also be in acceleration mode.

Like Crash, Cortex pilots a kart that excels in acceleration.

In the time domain, standard deviation (SD) of the acceleration signal was calculated to indicate variance in limb position.