Sentence examples for and a deviation of from inspiring English sources

The loading matrix is drawn from a Gaussian distribution with a mean of 1 and a deviation of 0.5.

With an inlet temperature of about 97 °C and a deviation of about 20 °C from the design condensation temperature, the ratio of the leaving loss to the enthalpy drop is about 10.4%.

The low elastance and high inner volume of the helmet that caused a significant overdamp of pressure assistance and a deviation of ventilator-delivered flow from the patient, must be put in balance with the principal advantage obtained by respecting the integrity of the face.

Geological units with low mechanical strength promote the occurrence of breakouts and can rotate the stress field as much as 90° from the mean orientation, which is indicated by high breakout-densities in clay-rich intervals and a deviation of their mean orientation.

Accurate mass measurement by direct infusion ESI-FTICR analysis confirmed the peak matching the expected mass for that peptide assuming a disulfide bond with GS(H) on Cys139, with m/z 510.48970 and a deviation of 0.4 ppm for the fourfold-charged and with m/z 680.31777 and a deviation of 1.3 ppm for the threefold-charged species, respectively.

11 13 In this molecular pathway it might act as an altered peptide ligand of the T cell receptor leading to a change of autoreactive T cell phenotype and a deviation of cytokines that are secreted.

The last control was used between May and June 2012 and had a deviation of 7.84%.

Table 2 includes the comparison results and finally a deviation of 1 2% is observed.

The third control was used until May 2012 and had a deviation of 15.32%.

This analysis was also performed using MUSCLE algorithm, and showed a deviation of ±0.17% from the ClustalW results.

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).