The phrase "and deviations due to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or changes that occur as a result of specific factors or influences.
Example: "The results of the experiment were affected by several factors, including temperature fluctuations and deviations due to equipment malfunction."
Alternatives: "and variations caused by" or "and discrepancies resulting from".
The numerical results contain errors due to statistical fluctuations and deviations due to the correction terms mentioned above.
Experiments have been conducted to validate the approach, to assess the accuracy of the sensing system and deviations due to the energy harvester, and to determine the condition which permits us to achieve the energy neutrality and thus, a self-sustainable smart meter.
When comparing recorded event times, a deviation of 1 second or less was defined as correct, those larger than this were defined as wrong, and deviations due to the codes for persistent VF, no CPR data, and no data available were defined as "missing"(see Appendices B.1 and B.2 for details).
This enables real-time compensation of breathing movements during the progression of the needle, compensating for the respiratory movement and deviation due to different tissue resistance.
Voltage deviation suppression module is added on the traditional droop control, which is used to compensate the voltage deviation, such as amplitude and frequency deviations due to the droop control [18].
The critical nodes for hexane accumulation in the process were evaluated, both considering ordinary operative conditions and undesired process deviations due to increase of the hexane content.
For multivariate analysis we performed a logistic regression model introducing gender and age to correct deviations due to theses two factors.
It should be noted that, although the overall range of major axis angles associated with beam positions of 2.5 mm and 2.0 mm show larger deviations due to corneal birefringence, there is a region in which this deviation is minimized but only when larger angles of incidence are used.
The parameters were mean-centred and standardised (divided by their standard deviations) due to the large differences in absolute values for the parameters, and the state variables were mean-centred prior to the regression analysis.
There is a remarkable correspondence between the two curves except for intermittent deviations due to geographical and geophysical factors.
This article provides an overview of the basic statistical approaches for analyzing clinical trials with binary, continuous or time-to-event outcomes as well as methods for handling protocol deviations due to noncompliance and early drop-out.
