Sentence examples for deviated two from inspiring English sources

We analysed the individual contributions of polypeptides to these deviations by measuring the percentage of proteins whose pI deviated two pH units below or above the physiological pH.

A total of 14 wells (seven deviated, two sidetracks, and five horizontal) were drilled in the field.

In seven out of the 48 tests the estimators deviated from expected values: rLR deviated three times, rW deviated twice, and rQG, and rML deviated only once (Table 2).

T-tests examined whether norm deviation scores deviated from zero (the norm).

This is clearly underlined by normative sample data used in the IMAGE project, e.g., the CTRS [ 63]: a six year old girl having a score of thirteen on the CTRS DSM-IV hyperactivity scale deviates two standard deviations from the mean (T = 70), whereas a sixteen years old girl having the same score deviates twice as much, i.e. four standard deviations, from the mean (T = 90).

Protein spots were selected for the significant expression variation deviated over two fold in its expression level compared with control or normal sample.

Among the 2602 loci mapped on the consensus map, 886 (34.0%) showed distorted segregation (P < 0.01) in at least one of the individual mapping populations, whereas only 311 of these loci (11.9%) deviated in two or more populations.

Indeed, when the researchers tethered two males or two females near each other in the lab, their tones deviated from one another and did not converge, the team reports 11 July in Current Biology.

When these two angles deviate from zero, the diffraction pattern symmetrically expands toward the −Z and +Z directions.

Five functional groups deviate significantly, three towards the basic cluster and two towards the acidic cluster (Table 1).

"But Jesus Christ never deviated from one standard and that was that women are equal to men in every way.