Sentence examples for a deviation that is from inspiring English sources

The filter output is reset every two cardiac cycles to avoid a deviation that is too high for a singing context.

Rather, informally, a histogram of expression from biopsies across breasts will have a standard deviation that is only 6% larger than the histogram within a breast (the 6% refers to the excess variation when sampling across breasts).

These offsets were determined by drawing random values from a normal distribution with zero mean and a standard deviation that is equal to the uncertainty stated in Eq. 1.

We define a target as having >2-fold enrichment above this control value; this commonly used definition corresponds to a p value of <0.05 for an experiment involving 3 biological replicates with a standard deviation that is ±25% of the mean [15].

We observe that the genuine fingerprint scores have a standard deviation that is approximately 10 times the standard deviation of the genuine voice scores.

However, for XP-LoS, one should expect a standard deviation that is around 1.2 times greater than the reference in the static scenario, and in XP-QLoS and XP-NLoS cases 1.5 and 2 times higher values, respectively.

For those cases where the difference in mean expression levels is small, a pooled standard deviation that is also small can give rise to a significant statistic, where in fact no difference exists.

There is considerable variation in hours worked with a monthly standard deviation that is about 50 hours per month.

The correction procedure yields the SUR values which would have been measured if all scans had been performed at T=60 min. Without correction, there is a spurious fractional deviation that is roughly equal to the corresponding deviation of the actual from the targeted scan time (1/3 in this example).

We define a 'structure' herein as any geometric deviation that is marked by a physical vertex of <135° from the cylindrical walls of the stoma or from the arched anterior margins of the pharyngeal radii.

Proposal parameter (S1 and S2) values were obtained by a normally distributed random step of zero mean and a standard deviation that was chosen after a burn-in series to give an approximately 50% acceptance rate.