Sentence examples for detectable deviation from inspiring English sources

But any detectable deviation from zero would mean that the laws of physics were different there (and then) from those that pertain in the neighbourhood of the Earth.Such an important result needed verification using a different telescope, so in 2004 another group of researchers looked from the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope (VLT) in Chile.

Detectable deviation from the "normal" behaviour in this temperature range is also observed for the temperature dependence of the displacement parameters of oxygen species in HoCo0.5Cr0.5O3 structure (Fig. 4b).

It is interesting to note that for Millbillillie, different and independent measurement methods like emissivity and reflectance produce the same result as can be seen from Table 5 and Table 7: The first detectable deviation from nadir-like measurements is occurring for angles above θ = 30°.

To rule out the possibility that the effect of her8a morpholinos was mediated by off-targeted apoptosis, all her8a MOs were co-injected with a p53 MO and we did not observe any detectable deviation in Her8a morphants with or without p53 MO (Fig. S6).

However, a detailed analysis revealed rare but detectable deviations in altered as well as in normal cotyledon primordia.

Changes in general health as a result of a respiratory disease and clinically detectable deviations from the physiological breathing process were assessed.

Power analysis (power 0.8; α 0.05; detectable difference 8.0; standard deviation 5.1) indicated a sample size requirement of 15 subjects for valid comparisons.

The sample size estimate used data from previous studies to estimate the detectable difference and standard deviation of each of the six questionnaires (e.g., the PSS has detectable difference of 5 and standard deviation of 6) [ 32].

Neither of the changes represented a minimum detectable difference of 0.5 standard deviations 19; all were 'small' differences, < 0.2 standard deviations 20.

Absolute reliability was determined by estimating the standard error of measurement SEM = SD × √(1 − ICC), where SD is the standard deviation, and the minimum detectable difference MDD = 1.96 × √2 × SEM.

SD = between-subject standard deviation, SDD = smallest detectable difference, ICC = intraclass correlation coefficient.