The phrase "deviate of" is not grammatically correct or commonly used in written English.
The correct phrase is "deviate from." Example: The company's financial projections deviated from the original plan.
From the p-value, we get t, the corresponding deviate of the t distribution with n - 1 degrees of freedom.
From the p-value, we get z, the corresponding two-sided deviate of the standard normal distribution.
The standard deviate of Moran's autocorrelation coefficient [ 37] was computed using the 'moran.test' function from package 'spdep' in R [ 81].
The coefficient K α is equivalent to the standardized or "standard" deviate of the normal distribution, representing the distance from the mean, expressed in standard deviations.
The latter involves regression of the standard normal deviate of each effect size on the inverse of its standard error (precision).
The quantitative value of the mutated weight was then shifted by a random normal deviate of mean 0 and standard error 0.1.
Iranian officials arrived at negotiations "with precise and detailed instructions from which they do not deviate, out of fear of professional repercussions", he said.
function denotes the gradient vector of the logarithmic likelihood function, whereas is the Hessian matrix, composed of the second deviates of the logarithmic likelihood function: (8).
With the deviating of optimum value of insulator sleeve length, the leakage current will be increased and the modification factor is decreased.
For Moran's I, the values given are the standard deviates of Moran's I statistic.
The mean of the normal deviates of VDT in each intervention group was compared using Student t test.
