Sentence examples for by deviation from from inspiring English sources
The anomalous dependences are characterized either by deviation from linearity or by lesser slopes than those determined from Levich's equation.
Measures of potential biological interaction between bacterial and viral coincident infections were estimated by deviation from additivity methods described by Rothman and others [11] [13].
The variable s is a scaling factor which represents the strength of selection contributed by deviation from the optimal property L prop.
Astigmatic aberration is produced by deviation from axial symmetry in the lens, so that the lens is slightly stronger in one direction than in the perpendicular direction.
In both genders, no inflation of association signals was caused by deviation from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium [see Tables S11 and S12 in Additional data file 1].
Prezygotic isolation can therefore be measured by deviation from the proportion of interspecific matings expected if no preference exists (2/3).
The manufacture and assembling of these structures are usually accompanied by deviations from an ideal cylindrical form.
In a climate of mutual confidence and respect, people tend to feel less threatened by deviations from normal practice, which in turn makes possible a higher degree of flexibility in the whole relationship.
The proposed approach characterizes the normal pattern of the network traffic and detects anomalous behavior, outage events and attacks by deviations from this pattern.
The usefulness of reduction potentials is greatly extended, however, by a thermodynamic relationship known as the Nernst equation, which makes it possible to calculate changes in half-cell potentials that will be produced by deviations from standard concentration conditions.
Coulomb interactions between charge carriers do result in some collective correlations that affect the conductivity, as evidenced by deviations from the Nernst Einstein equation, but the action of these interactions on the diffusivity overshadows these effects.
