The phrase "additional deviations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra or further variations from a standard or norm.
Example: "The report highlighted several additional deviations from the original plan that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "further discrepancies" or "extra variations".
Second, we artificially cut HTA films to short radiographs in order to prevent having our results affected by additional deviations in projection and rotation.
Both simulations and experiments demonstrate that feedback calculation successfully captures nonlinearities in the facility response, enabling a simple linear feedback controller with a single set of control terms to be used only to trim out additional deviations for an entire operating range of the facility.
Additional deviations in some points were allowed due to faults in exact reproduction of degradation cycles in multiple sample-to-sample measurements (cooling regime from aging temperature, influence of environment and humidity, etc).. Statistical analysis testified these factors introduced additional error of about ±0.2% in ΔR/R 0 values.
Decreasing the sequence coverage depth will expand the number of Bestmodelv1 gene model sequences included in the analysis set and lead to the identification of additional deviations from the model sequence.
The back translations revealed some additional deviations from the original English version.
Additional deviations were not possible to explain using the available data.
Reflection from the substrate may introduce additional deviation from ideally collimated and polarized laser beam.
Additional deviation from the Ozawa model observed at the very beginning and the end of crystallization can be attributed to spatial constraints of spherulitic growth.
This causes additional deviation from the clinical data.
An additional deviation from randomness is found in the Agleu2Δthr4Δ strain sequence, there are 80 short regions of 1 to 83 bases where sequence coverage is less than eightfold coverage.
We note that any additional source of error nonlinearities in the length measurements increase the low-frequency noise (additional deviation from a straight line in the position time relationship) and therefore might lead to a slight overestimation of the real step size.
