Sentence examples for wide scattering from inspiring English sources

One Sigma indicates a wide scattering of the readings.

The wet savanna behind the coast has coarse tufted grasses and a wide scattering of palms, notably the coconut, the truli, and the manicole.

However, there was relatively wide scattering of the relative permittivity data of older (aged 10 years or more) deck concretes.

Numerical simulations obtained the same results as theoretical analysis clearly such as density wave, shrinking hysteresis, asymmetry and wide scattering.

Therefore and for the wide scattering of the calculated values, these values can only be a starting point and fine tuning has to be done by applying the proposed scheme.

Furthermore, it can be noted a wide scattering between the correlation coefficients: only As, Co, Fe, Sc, Sb, Se are highly correlated (0.7 < correlation coefficient < 0.9, marked in bold in Table 3) whereas Au, Ba, Br, Ce, Cr, Cs, La, Sm result scarcely correlated.

The wide scatter of the isotope composition is due to an evaporation effect.

Data for the α/δ′(Al3Li) solvus reported in the literature shows an extremely wide scatter.

Concrete fatigue presents probabilistic behaviour evidenced by the wide scatter of cycles to failure under the same conditions.

A curvilinear relationship might be expected from a theoretical point of view [21 23], however, the wide scatter of the present observations prevents a distinction between such model alternatives.

Pixel level comparisons between the NBC D_NCEand CMS_RF biomass products showed wide scatter with a large number of zero biomass predictions from the NBCD map (Fig. 5).