Sentence examples for a consistent deviation from inspiring English sources

Random data generally wanders around the horizontal line at zero, while a consistent deviation resulting in a sloping trend indicates that something changed the output of our instruments.

The contaminated samples exhibited a consistent deviation from the expected BAF distribution (Additional file 12A), and there was a strong correlation between the concentration of the contaminant and the magnitude of the deviation (r = 0.988).

Catastrophic stack-up is more likely from scattered deviation within specifications than from consistent deviation outside.

Where deviation is consistent, adjustment to the target is possible; catastrophic stack-up is more likely from scattered deviation within specifications than from consistent deviation outside.

Consistent deviation is indicative of inflation due to population substructure.

The exposure response function for the air pollutants was assessed using P-splines and showed no consistent deviation from linearity across lags, so only estimates for the linear function are presented.

Any influence of null alleles was always low (Brookfield 1 [ 105] < 0.06), suspected in only two or fewer loci and with no consistent deviation across loci or populations, so all loci were retained.

When the findings were evaluated using the most recent TargetScanS predictive method (i.e. a more stringent threshold [ 40] that includes only the highest ranked targets with a context score percentile of 85%), no consistent deviations were observed in the combined t-statistics.

Such deficits point to a gene in the XY homologous class (Crow, 1994), and a number of imaging studies document that the sex chromosome aneuploidies are associated with consistent deviations in the cerebral torque, the bias from right frontal to left occipital that is characteristic of the human brain (Rezaie et al., 2009, Lin et al., 2015).

For non-associative Mohr Coulomb materials we found consistent deviations from the HRR value which increase with the degree of non-associativity.

Since, as is widely found in prior experiments, subjects do not follow the predictions of classical rationality, behavioral game theorists have assumed consistent deviations from classical rationality by assigning to subjects certain dispositions— risk preference, cognitive abilities, social norms, etc.