Sentence examples for admitted deviation from inspiring English sources

The normalization could not eliminate the inaccuracy due to the velocity variation around the average value, but the effect in term of horizontal trajectory inaccuracy is less than the maximum tracking-error admitted by the controller (max admitted deviation ±0.05 mm).

During the study period, A. baumannii bacteremia was diagnosed in 21 patients (59 ± 15 years, mean ± standard deviation), admitted to the ICU (incidence 9.3 per 100 admissions).

According to the billing system, 207 +/- 15 patients (mean +/- standard deviation) were admitted per day.

In April the new party secretary, Edward Ochab, reiterated the charges of "nationalist deviation" against Gomułka but admitted he should not have been arrested.

The experience of having your baby admitted to a NICU constitutes a deviation from the more common, dominant narratives on birth and new motherhood.

Partial rotational restrictions are admitted to take into consideration the expectable deviation from ideally clamped conditions.

Included patients had a mean age of 61 years (standard deviation (SD)) 17, were predominantly admitted with a medical condition (65%) and a mean APACHE II score of 22 (SD 8).

Patients: A total of 142 subjects (79.6% men; age range, 18-77yr; meageage ± standard deviation, 36.2 ± 15.5yr) who were admitted to a rehabilitation unit between March 1986 and November 1994 with a minimum of 4 postinjury FIM™ assessments.

Then the admission officer who serves as the athletic liaison negotiates with each coach, because the Ivy League had dictated that no admitted athlete can have an AI one standard deviation lower than the AI of non-athletes on that campus.

The mean age of homeless patients admitted for an ACSC was 49.9 (SD [Standard Deviation] ±11.8) and admissions were mostly among men (76.8%) and non-Hispanic white patients (50.3%).

88 patients were interviewed (mean age 62 years, standard deviation [SD 14]; 80% male; 41% admitted for acute coronary syndromes).