Sentence examples for a deviation error from inspiring English sources

However, a model showing a maximum of 200 initial cycles exceeding a deviation error of 20%, could guarantee rutting curve fittings with R2 > 95%.

Liquid liquid equilibrium (LLE) data were correlated with the following activity coefficient models: NRTL, UNIQUAC and UNIFAC, with a global deviation error of 1.34%, 1.34% and 4.13%, respectively.

The PDE operating frequency had little impact on detonation initiation time when pre-detonator ignition method was used, and there was a slight deviation error of detonation initiation time at each of the operating frequencies.

A standard deviation error of 4.4% is noted.

As shown in Figure 3a & 3b, the energetic values are represented for volume fractions of Eth + n-Al samples at 1, 3, 5, 7, and 10% with a standard deviation error.

In the presence of the oil rim, the injected gas spread and promoted a significant lateral deviation error; a single direction of penetration would have been more deleterious and would have reduced the gas injection rate and amount of gas injected to nearby wells, and it would have affected the diffusion velocity of gas in the water.

For this analysis, we restricted the considered sequences to those that could be predicted with at most a 5○C standard deviation error margin yielding a total of 17 006 G-quadruplexes out of which 235 were in promoter regions.

The simulations suggest that the generation of "peaked" spectra is possible to an accurate degree, with an overall standard deviation error of less than 2% over a designated "test zone".

The proposed system was applied to marine engine cams, and it required only 5 min to measure and analyze the form deviation error of a cam.

The overall offset deviation (error) on a longitudinal path from the desired path was ±26 mm m−1 and ±27.4 mm m−1, on soil and asphalt surfaces, respectively.

Figure 14 shows that the maximum deviation error follows an order 2 polynomial tendency, and therefore we will have, for an uniform distribution of pollution, higher errors when the percentage of changed zones are set in the middle of the range (unlike when pollution is increasing or decreasing, as afore demonstrated).