Sentence examples for very small standard from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, NPV and TNR from both classifiers show high mean values with very small standard deviation.
Amazingly, the devices based on E-SnO2 exhibit excellent repeatability with a very small standard deviation in contrast to the devices based on EDTA and SnO2, indicating that the E-SnO2 is an excellent ETL in the planar-type PSC.
The mean ECiw of 2.14 dS/m was obtained with a very small standard deviation of 0.10.
Adjusting for outliers is important to avoid assigning too much weight to studies with very small standard errors or large effect sizes.
It should be mentioned that the results presented in Table 2 is also highly reproducible, as demonstrated by the very small standard deviations of the device characteristic parameters (Additional file 1: Table S2).
In addition, in all functions for all the three dimensionalities, EADE provides very small standard deviation which means that the differences between mean and median are small even in the cases when the final results are far away from the optimum, regardless of the dimensions.
The modified t-test statistic is: (1) T i = d i s e i + s 0 where d i is the difference of means under two conditions for gene i; se i is the estimated standard error for d i and s0 is a constant, which is used to avoid too large absolute values of regular t-statistics due to very small estimated standard errors.
"What I was talking about," Musk said, "was having a series of very large, by our standards, but very small by calamity standards, essentially having two tiny pulsing suns over the poles.
It was very small by any standard, Patterson quips, except for if you were the farm boy from Oklahoma, it looked like a lot of money..
But the fact that the results are repeatable with very small error and standard deviation proves that the system is promisingly working.
In spite of this non-linear PZT displacement, the distance between the two curves remains very small and its standard deviation is only 2.5 nm.
