The phrase "also a deviation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or differences from a standard or norm in a particular context.
Example: "This new model is also a deviation of the original design, incorporating several innovative features."
Alternatives: "also a variation of" or "also a divergence from".
However, a non-zero value of this new quantity would also signify a deviation of QQM from CQM, and is, thus, also interesting to study.
However, noise may also cause a deviation of the trigger moment from the actual arrival instant of the pulse.
The transition from porphyritic to two-mica granite at around 4,800 m (2M in Figure 4) is not only characterized by an increased breakout density but also by a deviation of the mean breakout orientation.
The results also had a deviation of 6.84% from LC (deviations ranged from 1.80% to 26.1% with a standard deviation of 4.37% and a positive deviation sign).
Also Figure 9c shows a deviation of the measured frequency response from the expected response: at the upper 3 dB corner frequency of the subband of interest, the system applies more than 3 dB attenuation.
DEHP is also considered to promote a deviation of Th2 response (related to allergy) by suppressing IFN-α/IFN-β gene expression and by modulating interleukin 4 (IL-4) and immunoglobulin E (IgE) production [ 6, 7].
Also, a standard deviation of 4.92 is present, noting that while the majority of no-hitters have fallen between the 24-to-27 24-to-27 24-to-27 yearare sold high and low outlierangeke Ryan (44 years old) and Smithere arearez (21 yearsomed).
Interestingly participants experienced also the deviation of the local magnetic field through emitters as a malfunction of the belt, " In the AVZ building [a building on the University campus] there are a lot of disturbing sources [for the belt signal].
Also, the deviation of the pore size is suggested to be around 1.2 for the further improved hydrogen permeation through the composite hollow fibre membranes.
