Sentence examples for width of the limits from inspiring English sources

Still, the width of the limits of agreement and the ability to track changes may have not changed despite a larger sample of animals was used.

The precision or random error component of EE:VCO2, expressed as the SD of the bias and compared between methods by using Levene's test, is visualized by the width of the limits of agreement in the Bland Altman plots and in Fig.  2.

So the revised width of the limit equilibrium zone is more practical.

Width of the limit (from 80 to 125%) is defined by the regulatory authorities and center point (100%) represents relative values of Cmax⁡ and AUC of the reference listed drug (RLD).

In the real world data set, permuting the order of the data affected an absolute difference of 109percentt in the width of the control limits.

It is important to remember that statistical significance and the width of the confidence limits are strongly dependent on the sample size.

As a consequence of simply permuting the order of the data, an absolute difference of 109percentt in the width of the control limits can be effected – 1.87 times the actual range of the data.

Width of the control limit.

Frequently, this comparison is made by forming the ratio of the width between the process SLs to the width of the natural tolerance limits which is measured by 6 process standard deviation units.

The control limits on an XmR chart are dependent on the ordering of the data, and this dependency is such that the ambiguity in "expected variation" (as quantified by the range of possible widths of the control limits) is large when working with data that have no inherent natural order.

The main difference compared with the previous approach is the fact that the height of a kernel is limited to 1 pixel and the width of the image is limited to 1024 pixels.