Sentence examples for degrees of deviation between from inspiring English sources
The resulting percentages were then weighted to generate a corrected consensus coefficient (cons_corr, definition see ESM 1, FORTA list, p. 41) for each item reflecting the degrees of deviation between the experts' individual FORTA ratings.
Additionally, a group consensus index is introduced to measure the degree of deviation between the individual HMPRs and the group HMPR, and a consensus-reaching process is provided to help the individual HMPRs achieve a predefined consensus level.
In this model, an individual consistency index is defined to measure the degree of deviation between an HMPR and its consistent HMPR, and a consistency improving process is designed to convert an unacceptably consistent HMPR to an acceptably consistent HMPR.
The higher frequency and larger degree of deviation between predicted and observed mixture toxicity found in the present study in comparison to previous results [14, 15] suggests that the rather high degree of reliability of mixture toxicity predictions established so far in the scientific literature cannot be directly transferred to the regulatory context.
All these tests investigate only the degree of deviation between observed and predicted values, without providing any clue as to the region and the direction of this deviation.
The marker indicating the degrees of deviation was flat and located between the middle finger and the goniometer; the marker did not obscure movements.
This result shows that some degrees of deviation from the beeline path (i.e., direct way — the Euclidean shortest path between two nodes) can be observed in the formed trails in the system.
Degrees of deviation are reported in Table 1.
Different wavelengths with different ratios between the extinction coefficients for O2Hb, HHb and water will result in different degrees of deviation from reality if BWC is not taken into account.
When only such genomes are included, the correlation between the degree of deviation in nonfunctional DNA and the number of tRNA genes increases (r = 0.63 and p<0.001, solid line in Fig. 5).
To provide a single metric that is linearly related to this degree of deviation from the expected SD, we therefore calculated the difference (in absolute terms) between the sample SD and the mean SD of the control group spectratypes.
