The phrase "a deviation of the ideal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a departure or divergence from a standard or perfect model.
Example: "In his analysis, he noted that the project's outcome was a deviation of the ideal, highlighting the challenges faced during implementation."
Alternatives: "a departure from the ideal" or "a divergence from the ideal".
This bias manifests as a deviation from the ideal uniform distribution of reads [ 8] and is an important factor in both genome assembly (which requires sufficient reads to form overlaps of sequences to assemble contigs) and likely impacts on expression studies that rely on the quantification of a sequence expressed (transcribed) in a sample [ 9].
According to experimental results of RTD studies and CFD simulation, the flow patterns were demonstrated to be analogous to completely mixed flow with deviations of the ideal hydrodynamic behavior; stagnant zones (low fluid velocity) in 85% of its volume, being the remainder a channeling trouble (high fluid velocity).
Noise reduction: In image processing, two common definitions for the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) can be found: (12) SNR 1 = σ (S ) σ (N ), o r SNR 2 = μ (S ) σ (N ) where σ(S) and σ(N) denote the standard deviations of the ideal signal and the noise respectively.
This system, the two men drily noted in a Journal of Political Economy paper, "represents a deviation from the democratic ideal of 'one person, one vote.'"Sure, sure.
The correlation between ionic conductivity and viscosity is based on the classical Walden rule; a relatively large deviation of the plots from the ideal Walden line is observed for the ILs without considering the ion size, whereas the deviation decreases significantly when the adjusted Walden plot is adopted.
The results show that the parasitic effect would cause a significant deviation of the cell performance compared with the ideal process when the LFFC is working under various critical conditions.
Both theoretical and experimental partial molar quantities alike showed a negative deviation from those quantities of the ideal solution below (1−δ)=0.5 and a positive deviation above (1−δ)=0.5.
This view can be linked to a classical Clementian succession model of vegetation change where deviation from the ideal end state or 'climax' can be reversed by the removal of the driver or 'disturbance' that caused the deviation.
In the canvas seen here, Ingres painted his wife's body forthrightly, realistically, with an acceptance of fleshly deviations from the ideal that contrasts with the polished skin and elegantly sloped shoulders of Madame Moitessier, whose 1851 portrait is glimpsed behind the easel (and today hangs in the National Gallery in Washington).
Three out of twenty mini-implants in the RVG group showed root contact while others followed a path with varying amounts of linear and angular deviation from the ideal path without contacting the root surface.
