The integral of the curve of the molar mass distribution up to a molar mass of 350 g/mol preferably makes up at most 20% of the total area under the curve of the molar mass distribution.

In practice, the percentile is the distribution value corresponding to a determined area plotted from the distribution or density curve.

For practical purposes, the percentile is the distribution value corresponding to a specific area subtended from the distribution or density curve.

A negative kurtosis indicates a relatively flat distribution.

Positive Kurtosis indicates a relatively peaked distribution.

Negative kurtosis indicates a relatively flat distribution.

A positive kurtosis value indicates a relatively peaked distribution and a negative kurtosis value indicates a relatively flat distribution.

The probability will correspond to the area under the Normal distribution curve.

The probability is represented by the area under the normal curve.

In that case, the positrons energy distribution curve would drop off sharply.

where NP stands for normal probability (space under the normal distribution; or cumulative distribution function of the normal distribution).

Uniformity coefficient – the ratio of the particle diameter corresponding to 60 % finer on the cumulative particle size distribution curve to the particle diameter corresponding to 10 % finer on the same distribution curve.

Patents having the highest percentile rankings would be correlated to the high end of the value distribution curve.

A distribution curve is a map of occurrences between (at least) two variables.

The coefficient reflects the Weibull distribution of wind speeds and is determined by the Weibull distribution curve.