Sentence examples for a deviation over from inspiring English sources

A deviation over 100 ms is harmful to most applications.

To understand the differences, it must be explained that the monitoring report applies an assessment scoring system ranging between 5 points for the fulfilment of a target up to a deviation of 10% to 1 point for a deviation over 60%.

Moreover, the selected sample size will allow us to estimate symptom duration, despite the usual dispersion of a 'time' variable (usually a standard deviation over the mean).

The results showed that although the gamma pass rate at the (3%, 3 mm) criteria did not effectively reflect a setup deviation of less than 3 mm, the gamma pass rate at the (2%, 2 mm) criteria showed higher effectiveness in detecting a dose distribution error caused by a setup deviation over 2 mm.

The size bins with a standard deviation over mean value higher than 100% were not considered: indeed, above 10 µm, only a few particles were detected, making the size bins between 10 and 40 µm not significant.

This is confirmed by the analysis of growth in the BEK in which 30.7 % regressed by more than one-half of a standard deviation over the course of 1 year, and 22.7 % exhibited moderate regression.

The careful study of the deviation in performance of 39 genotypes from two popular varieties (IR64 and MTU1010) revealed that the performance of only two genotypes (IR74371-70-1-1 and DGI 75) showed a positive deviation over the performance of both popular varieties under the three conditions.

The initial guess for all parameters is the default value 0.1 corresponding to a mean deviation over 1000.

In Figs. 5 ▸(a) and 5(b) this proportion is not constant, the nearly perfect crystal gives a standard deviation over the mean of 0.5 and the imperfect crystal gives 0.7, i.e. in this example the reliability of the intensity estimates declines as the perfection decreases, unless more of the dispersed intensity is measured or estimated.

The overall estimate of redundancy was about 23%, ranging from 0% in Fragaria and Lolium, to 44.3% of Solanum spp, whereas the GC content of cDNA-AFLP sequences was found to be 45%, with a standard deviation over all organisms as low as 2.8%.

For Re < 30 × 103, Xuan and Li [20] data are in agreement with Pak and Cho [19] and the present numerical data, whereas for Re > 30 × 103, there is a deviation, which leads to over-estimated values.