Sentence examples for consider deviations from inspiring English sources

A number of variations on OptKnock have appeared recently which use alternative search algorthims, add non-native pathways, and consider deviations from wildtype flux levels [ 5, 11, 12].

To our knowledge there was so far a single web-tool available for mutation rate calculation (Hall et al. 2009) but this tool does not allow to consider deviations from Luria Delbrück or to estimate the goodness of fit with the model.

We can only speculate that physicians consider deviation from evidence-based guidelines as suboptimal treatment but not harmful to the patient.

Five groups of the connectors each with three specimens are tested considering deviations of the specimens due to material discreteness and manufacturing errors.

The failure surface is predicted using a best estimate code considering deviations of the operating parameters from their nominal states, which affect the isolation condenser system performance.

The calculation was based on the modified Nei-Gojobori Jukes-Cantor method that considers deviations from an equal frequency of transitions and transversions [ 50, 51].

In the evaluation of the results, we have used the terms correct and wrong, but it is important to consider that we are really considering deviations between the manual and automatic registrations.

We have for far too long placed our collective identity into a very narrow slot and have considered deviation to be inherently flawed.

However, it was considered a deviation as the disease was still active (that is, dose escalation criteria fulfilled); stopping all disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs (DMARDs) regardless of patient's disease activity or toxicity status were considered deviation.

For inference about causal mechanisms, epidemiologists have often relied on a single criterion, the additivity of risk differences, considering deviation from risk difference additivity (RDA) to be the single appropriate metric for examination of biological interaction (Ahlbom and Alfredsson 2005).

Saldana's case is different because of what having a wider nose means in a society driven by Eurocentric notions of beauty that consider any deviations as undesirable.