Sentence examples for allow a deviation from inspiring English sources

Modern ion chromatography standard methods [37] allow a deviation of retention time up to ±10%% within a batch.

Although all follow-up assessments were attempted to be scheduled as close as possible to the intended point in time, we did allow a deviation of (± 2 weeks).

Allowing a deviation from Lorentz Berthelot mixing rules leads generally only to slight improvement.

The observed retention time deviation is well below the limit permitted by recent ion chromatography standard methods, which allow a maximum deviation of ± 10% within a single batch of experiments [14].

The charter allows a 10percentt deviation from the ideal population for a district, in this case 157,025 people.

The charter allows a 10percentt deviation from a district's ideal population, in this case 157,025 people.

With an estimated annual hospitalization rate (a primary outcome) of about 6.0%, allowing a maximal deviation of 1.2%, at an alpha error of 5%, a minimal sample size of 1204 subjects was required.

Parameters kcat, kT0, and kM0 were directly inferred from the buffer study whereas λT and λM were estimated for the in vitro system allowing a 50% deviation from the buffer solution values.

Investigations were performed to optimise the design and SLM process parameters required to create the releasing MCs with minimum dimensional deviation to allow a controlled dosing of the drugs, while considering the process impact on the surface roughness and porosity of the builds.

Large areas in the displaced frame difference image with values close to zero now contain noisy pixels as shown in Figure 4. Since the noise in the depth sensor is highly spatially variable, it is important to allow a non-constant noise standard deviation.

Whether an ENT surgeon or a neurosurgeon was performing the approach did not affect these results; although the ENT surgeon tends to correct a septum deviation to allow a binostril approach, while the neurosurgeon converts to a mononostril approach to deal with this problem.