Sentence examples for deviated from the empirical from inspiring English sources

The large observed PGV deviated from the empirical relation for the farther stations from the source area can be attributed to thus generated Love waves propagating to the northeastern direction.

We found that the geometric-Poisson approximation deviated from the empirical distribution to the greatest extent when sampling occurred shortly after infection with a clonal inoculum.

Contrary, PGVs largely deviate from the empirical relation at stations whose fault distance is greater than 200 km.

However, all the values we obtain for our simulated networks are fairly accurate and deviate from the empirical values by less than 12%.

However, when we compare the bottom-most rows of the histogram, it deviates from the empirical evidence, by not capturing the broader distribution of (p(K_{f},K_{s})) for recently-visited locations.

In summary, when we look at the recency rank distributions for the randomized data in both datasets, we see that the recency rank on the shuffled trajectories deviate from the empirical data.

From Table 4 we found that the standard error of β ^ 1, in Model A increased with ICC in each scenario, deviating from the corresponding empirical SD.

However, any patients who receive depression-specific empirical psychotherapies (CBT and IPT) and electroconvulsive therapy will be considered to have deviated from the study protocol.

Neither candidate deviated from the script.

The speaker judges whether you have deviated from the topic.

"They think I have deviated from the party line".