| The margin for continuous variables is defined as a one standard deviation increase from the weighted mean. |
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| In the appendix to the chapter he suggests the standard deviation as a measure of risk. |
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| Various measures of central tendency and dispersion were calculated, including the mean, median, mode, standard deviation, and skew. |
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| Each plot is a mean frequency of 8-12 lines, where each line has five replicates, and the error bar indicates one standard deviation. |
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| Each value is the mean standard deviation of at least four independent measurements. |
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| Market risk is the standard deviation of the firm's daily returns over the fiscal year. |
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| It is common to quantify changes in response to the intensity of selection in terms of units of standard deviation. |
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| We defined obesity as a body mass index equal to or greater than the 95th centile, equivalent to a standard deviation score of 1.64 or more. |
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| If no standard deviations were reported then we used the average standard deviation for all the remaining studies. |
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| With respect to consensus, the average standard deviation of 0.73 is evidence of dissensus rather than consensus. |
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| In these graphs, vertical error bars represent 1 standard deviation, calculated from binomial statistics on the number of visits. |
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| Error bars in the graphs reflect the standard deviation of 10 repeated runs. |
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| Descriptive statistics, including means, medians, range, standard deviation, and frequencies, were used to enumerate the TAT process. |
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| The range is then divided by the standard deviation to produce a normalized or rescaled range value. |
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| Parental size and peripregnancy variables by pattern of change in weight standard deviation scores between zero and two years. |
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| In layman's terms, standard deviation is a unit of statistical measure that also expresses the probability of a given outcome arising. |
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| The curve forms from a graph plotting return and risk indicated by volatility, which is represented by standard deviation. |
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| Volatility is typically measured by the standard deviation of the return of an investment. |
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| The average experimental residue pKs are slightly stabilized relative to what is found in small peptides with a modest standard deviation. |
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| Hence, this study standardized all cluster variates to a mean of zero and standard deviation of one. |
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| The scaling uses the mean and the standard deviation for each variable, computed on the training set. |
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| In the second case, we include exogenous monetary shocks but reduce their standard deviation to half of the historical estimate. |
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| Frequencies, range, percentile, and standard deviation are used for descriptive statistics. |
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| The standard deviation or confidence interval can also be represented on this quality distribution histogram. |
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| The measure of precision usually is expressed in terms of imprecision and computed as standard deviation of the test result. |
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| The mean is subtracted from each value, and the result is divided by the standard deviation. |
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| Dr Thomas questioned the calculation of the standard deviation and the standard deviation of the mean. |
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| The relative standard deviation is to be commensurate with the validation data. |
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| Groups in this table are determined in relation to the country average score and their distance around the standard deviation. |
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| Typically, this will be done with a statistical value such as a standard deviation, with the measure of central tendency being a mean. |
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| They are reasonably represented as lognormally distributed and can therefore be characterized by a mean value and its standard deviation. |
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| In this climate chamber, the relative humidity can be varied between 25 and 75 percent with a standard deviation of 2 percent. |
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| The standard deviation of its daily changes was only 15 basis points, which is rather small by international standards, despite the very low frequency of fine-tuning operations. |
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| This could then be related to the observed standard deviation of returns for other types of investments to determine the relative riskiness of debt investments. |
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| Theoretical distribution techniques use the mean, standard deviation and skewness of the observed annual maximum flow to evaluate the return period of annual maximum flows. |
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| Conversely, in order to have the risk margin at the same multiple of the standard deviation for all contract types, the confidence level would be larger for distributions with more skewness. |
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| Data has been analyzed using arithmetic mean and standard deviation. |
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| The establishment of the standard deviation of a series of tests ran by a single laboratory, as a measure of standard uncertainty, requires the results a large data-set that is not always available. |
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| A niobium powder characterized in that the average particle diameter of primary particles is 0.10-2 um, the geometric standard deviation of particle size distribution exceeds 1.4, and the degree of sphericity is 2 or less. |
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| Coefficient of variation: is a dimensionless measure of the variability of a parameter, defined as the ratio of the standard deviation to the mean. |
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| There is a three standard deviation difference. |
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| An increase in the number of nights of recording is likely to reduce the standard deviation, thus decreasing the effort required to obtain a difference between the two sectors. |
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| The simulated current collection quality shall be within the limits of table 4.2.16 for uplift, mean contact force and standard deviation for each of the overhead contact lines. |
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| A second-order curve, computed using the Least Square method, is also shown, together with the standard deviation of the random variable which indicates the dispersion of the DSCQS results. |
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| Notes: The implied volatility series reflects the expected standard deviation of percentage changes in stock prices over a period of up to three months, as implied in the prices of options on stock price indices. |
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| Figure 1 illustrates a standard normal distribution with a mean of zero and a standard deviation of one. |
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| Large changes up or down are more likely than what one would calculate using a Gaussian distribution with an estimated standard deviation. |
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| Each experiment was performed in quintuplicate, and the average value and standard deviation were calculated. |
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| Descriptive statistics include frequency distributions and percentiles, mean, standard deviation, range of scores, skewness, and kurtosis. |
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| Without an understanding of standard deviation and Value at Risk, consultants will be at a disadvantage when advising clients. |
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| The standard deviation of points for a three-point shot is much higher than that for a two-point shot, indicating a considerably higher amount of risk. |
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| The greater the variation the larger the standard deviation. |
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| It is the ratio of the standard deviation relative to the mean. |
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| The larger the variation, the larger the standard deviation. |
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| From the beginning of kindergarten to the end of first grade, black students lose 20 percent of a standard deviation relative to white students with similar characteristics. |
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| Standard deviation is a statistical concept that denotes the amount of variation or deviation that might be expected. |
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| Standard deviation is the measurement of how scores are clustered or dispersed in relation to the mean. |
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| Arithmatic Average and Standard Deviation values are used in the analysis of the data. |
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