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As both orgNSAF and wcNSAF values essentially represent percentages, all data were arcsine transformed
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Expression to compute the arcsine of ( float ).
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Proportion of germinated seeds was arcsine transformed to achieve normality, but we were not able to transform timing of anther-stigma contact successfully; however, as the distribution was not skewed, this should pose no serious problem
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The heat map is arranged according to sample and lipid clustering analysis and mol% values were arcsine-transformed.
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In order to approximate normality, mol% concentrations were transformed using the square root of the arcsine Heat map and dendrograms of lipid distribution.
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Proportions were arcsine transformed, although untransformed means are presented.
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Drops of blood splash differently depending on the angle at which they strike a hard surface, and arcsine equations can be used to reconstruct the path that the blood took through the air.
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I tested the difference in clam survivorship and predation rates between caged and uncaged sand plots using t tests (after arcsine transformation of data).
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For multivariate PCA, all lipids (mol%) were transformed using the square root of the arcsine to approximate normality Principal Component Analysis (PCA) of lipid markers recovered from the four sample types.
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If we are operating on some variable x, the arcsine of x is denoted sinÀ1 (x) or arcsin (x) 48 CHAPTER 3 Graphs and Inverses Fig. 3-10.
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These are known as the hyperbolic arcsine, hyperbolic arccosine, hyperbolic arctangent, hyper - bolic arccosecant, hyperbolic arcsecant, and hyperbolic arccotangent.
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The range of the arcsine function is limited to values of y between, and including, -90 and 90 (-/2 rad and/2 rad).
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The former expression refers to the inverse sine of x, or the arcsine of x (arcsin x); but the latter expression means the reciprocal of the sine of x, that is, 1/(sin x).
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Ratios and percentages were arcsine transformed prior to statistical analysis.
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