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Intensity statistics

The analysis may be extended to the use of absorption lines, other line shapes, and, most important, spectra comprising many lines of varying intensity whose intensity statistics are available. [Pg.120]

Intensive statistical studies in this regard were undertaken by W.N. Sanning, op. cit. (note 41) W. Benz, Dimension des Volkermords, Oldenbourg, Munich 1991 see also G. Rudolf, Holocaust Victims A Statistical Analysis W. Benz and W. N. Sanning—A Comparison , in E. Gauss (ed.), op. cit. (note 22), pp. 183-216 (online www.vho.org/GB/Books/dth/fndstats.html). [Pg.201]

A space group ambiguity is resolved by intensity statistics alone. [Pg.217]

X-ray data collection from proteins is usually plagued by radiation damage to the specimen crystals, and the experimenter may tend to hurry the data collection excessively. The intensity statistics on equivalent reflections are useful indicators of the diffractionist experimental technique. The root-mean-square (rms) deviation from the mean should not... [Pg.243]

As might be surmised, computer intensive statistical analysis methods have become more popular and useful with the advent of modern personal computers having... [Pg.354]

Modest though the resolution increase from 1.5 A to 1.3 A might seem, it represents an increase in the number of reflections for model refinement of (1.5/1.3) 3= 1.54 (see table 2.5). In addition, the intensity statistics up to 1.5 A resolution were better with the SRS data. [Pg.396]

Table 10.3. PNP from human erythrocytes summary of data collection at the SRS, Daresbury, England and the intensity statistics for the merging of film packs within each data set. From Ealick et al (1990) with permission. [Pg.399]

Other tests based on intensity statistics have been proposed (e.g. see Rees, 1980 Yeates, 1997 (www.doe-mbi.ucla.edu/Services/Twinning) Kahlenberg, 1999 Kahlenberg and Messner, 2001). Nevertheless, the use of the mean E — 11 is particularly simple, because it is a single number and is often calculated by data reduction and direct methods programs. [Pg.118]

Urban Hjorth, J.S. (1994). Computer Intensive Statistical Methods, Chapman and Hall, London,... [Pg.451]

Next, fluorescence intensity statistics from these pools can be used to distinguish the remaining puncta (i.e., object masks in different channels that partially overlap Fig. 5). [Pg.271]


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