Sentence examples for causing deviations from inspiring English sources

This is because viscosity and refractive index both affect the mobility of nanoparticles in solution, causing deviations in the measurement.

Many previous studies showed a variety of environmental as well as biological processes causing deviations from equilibrium incorporation of geochemical proxies during the formation of echinoderm skeletons.

Weidenhamer (2006) proposed allelopathic effects might be differentiated experimentally using the density-dependent nature of phytotoxic effects, in turn, causing deviations from predicted growth density relationships.

It is possible that tides replace the fixed/stationary transducers and thereby causing deviations in the measured ranges and positions of the nodes.

Combined with the equivalence principle, however, it implies that a central Newtonian idea that gravity is a force causing deviations from uniform rectilinear motion is based on an arbitrary choice of coordinates.

Especially the propensity of selected sequence motifs for intramolecular folding of the probes and/or the targets and also for the formation of special intermolecular complexes are expected to involve longer runs of subsequent nucleotides causing deviations from the additivity assumption (Eq. (16)).

These stresses have an adverse effect on the performance of the transducers causing deviation from linearity.

With a conventional PID control, non-linear thermodynamics of the hydrogen-driven PAM actuator still highly affects the mechanical actuations itself, causing deviation of desired tasks.

The expected inbreeding Fe would correspond to the fixation index (FIS) if selfing were the sole factor causing deviation from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium.

As soon as the growing peptide chain contains six or seven amino acid residues, the side chains interact with each other and thus cause deviations from the straight or β-chain configuration.

If (N causes deviations from (11).