Sentence examples for abstract deviations from inspiring English sources

Such violations can take the form of simple physical changes in the stimulus properties (e.g., [47]), abstract deviations in the relationships between stimuli (e.g., [3]), or a non- symmetrical stimulus in a sequence of symmetrical stimuli (e.g., [29]).

Because of the positive and negative relations both existing in the titles and abstracts, the deviation could be ignore.

For the clinician a clear prediction of the benefits of adjunctive antibiotic therapy in therms of residual treatment needs after non-surgical treatment might be an easier and better tool for the consideration of a possible antibiotic prescription than rather abstract means and standard deviations as predominantly presented in conventional reviews.

On average, 3.3 concepts were annotated per abstract with a standard deviation of 2.56 by the OBO annotator, whereas 2.9 concepts with a standard deviation of 2.05 by the NCBO annotator.

For continuous data, means with their standard deviations were abstracted.

For continuous outcomes, we abstracted mean changes, standard deviations and the total number for each study.

Between 1974 and 1980, 1.7-2.3% of PubMed records containing one or more positive words in a title or abstract (mean 2.0% (standard deviation 0.21%)).

Abstract: I analyze the large deviation probability of factor models generated from components with regularly-varying tails, a large subclass of heavy tailed distributions.

We prove a large deviation principle result for solutions of abstract stochastic evolution equations perturbed by small Lévy noise.

Fig. 8 Mean error in abstract magnitude number line estimations (error bars = standard deviation).

Listeners therefore could not rely on superficial phonetic deviations in the "different" condition but had to derive abstract representations to perform the evaluation task.