Sentence examples for demonstrated deviation from from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the three cART-initiating cohorts, Tshepo, Mashi+, and Bomolemo, demonstrated deviation from a normal distribution of plasma HIV-1 RNA and were skewed to the right part of the histograms, providing evidence that these cohorts were over-represented by HIV-infected individuals with high viral loads.

Neither SNP demonstrated deviation from HWE in the combined control group.

Various non-petroleum engineering literature (Fishel 1935; Dudgeon 1966; Soni et al. 1978) have already demonstrated deviations from Darcy linearity under very small velocity fluid flow.

The curves demonstrate deviation from linearity under low q values; thus, the order of particle size is about 100 nm.

Despite the correlation between gene density, transcriptional activity, and nuclear positioning, there are also many reports demonstrating deviations from this rule.

Of the 1040 missense SNPs, only 55 (5%) demonstrated significant deviation from HWE (P < 0.05), and only 13 (1%) deviated from HWE in more than one of the 1000 Genomes populations.

A retrospective study on diagnosis and treatment according to national guidelines in the Netherlands demonstrated that deviation from guidelines in elderly breast cancer patients mainly occurs due to a deliberate adjustment to patients' comorbidity and preference.

One of the 2 studies included demonstrated marked deviation from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, and exclusion of this study would however leave a single eligible study with a nonsignificant association (OR, 0.88; 95% CI, 0.60 1.27).

A "flexible single-chemical-required" method (Casey et al. 2004; Gennings et al. 2002) demonstrated no deviation from dose additivity at the lowest doses of the mixture but a greater-than-additive effect at the highest mixtures doses.

For all regression models that were tested, the authors verified that the assumptions for these analyses had been met and that none of the entered variables demonstrated significant deviation from normality or linearity.

5. Words that present nonnative sounds, or combinations of sounds, that appear isolated in the language, or that demonstrate marked deviation from the usual phonetic correspondences, are probably borrowed rather than inherited, and the language of origin must be determined.