The phrase "actual deviations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or variations from a standard, expectation, or norm in various contexts, such as statistics, quality control, or project management.
Example: "The report highlighted the actual deviations from the projected outcomes, indicating areas that require further analysis."
Alternatives: "real discrepancies" or "true variations".
To make all the curves comparable, he expressed the values of the actual deviations as fractions of a standard deviation, and their frequencies as proportions of their total number.As the chart (right) shows, there are two trends.
Whilst theoretical models allow a scientific understanding of the causes of a lack of accuracy, they still lack the level of precision required to predict actual deviations in industrial products.
On the other hand, the impact of actual deviations from the historical management practice will be reflected in the account, like in any other GHG sector.
While such behavior (including slightly decreasing SUV over time) still is compatible with irreversible kinetics if Km is sufficiently small (due to the then dominant contribution of the reversible FDG pool to the PET signal which follows the decrease of the AIF), it also might be caused by actual deviations from irreversible kinetics.
The actual deviations between protocols used were small and could be easily corrected; in most cases, differences were only in the devices used.
The geometry of their behavior can be explained quite well by assuming that perceived angular direction in pitch is misscaled (i.e., exaggerated) relative to actual deviations from the horizontal (Li et al., 2011).
The purpose of this study was to reexamine this claim and quantitatively analyze each design as well as the differences between designs with respect to the actual deviation from a 90° angle of applied force for 60°, 30°, 20°, and 10° gains in proximal interphalangeal joint (PIP) extension.
The extent of misalignment depends on the actual deviation from the precise ⟨100⟩ direction.
Root mean squared error (RMSE) provides a term-by-term comparison of the actual deviation between observed probabilities anead predicted probabilities.
The actual deviation varies significantly depending on the particular position of the UE, showing smaller deviations for UEs in favorable positions and deviations as large as 58% for cell-edge UEs.
Here the average values confirm the relative behavior of electricity consumption between different months while the variation between the highest and lowest amount shows the actual deviation from this mean behavior.
