Sentence examples for degree of the deviation from inspiring English sources

In order to deal with the depletion layer observed in the volume fraction profile in previous theoretical investigations and obtain more brush-like conformations at high enough concentrations, we introduce a new parameter (disturbed walk parameter), which characterizes the degree of the deviation from the random walk growth.

The parameter δ specifies the degree of the deviation of the body force from the constant profile, and the classical Poiseuille flow (6) with a parabolic velocity profile can be represented as a special case with δ = 0.

Regarding the degree of the deviation the severe type of SC group was characterized by significantly higher values compared to the CTRL group [Table 2].

The degree of the deviation from an additive model was clearly associated with the mean BMI value in the TT subgroup, which was shown by meta-regression (p = 0.0033) (Fig.  5a).

The accuracy of the phase calibration factors obtained by the technique is limited by the degree of deviation of the measured cross-spectral matrix from Töplitz behaviour.

Animals with a complete right-sided CLJ (cases 1, 2, 3, 5) exhibited the highest degree of deviation of the face including the mandibles.

Complete left-sided (case 8) and complete bilateral CLJ (case 6) were associated with the mildest degree of deviation of the face Absence of about 1/3 of the dental plate on the ipsilateral side of the CLJ was observed in all cases.

Listed next is the mean difference in flexion between the prone and supine forearm postures followed by the degree of ulnar deviation at the flexion limit with the forearm supine.

One popular homogenous model is the global Ornstein-Uhlenbeck model of trait evolution [ 73], in which the direction and rate of evolution at any time depends upon a selection coefficient and the degree of deviation of the trait's current value from some global optimum or "phylogenetic mean".

In order to test the quality of the combination of these two parts, the calculation of the degree of deviation (i.e., the variance or standard deviation) is necessary.

Therefore, the significance of the results can be measured as a function of the degree of deviation from the expected 2 1 ratio, which had been used in several early studies (Bardelli et al. 2003; Samuels et al. 2004; Wang et al. 2004).