Sentence examples for deviates from the expected from inspiring English sources

The LII measurements indicate that the emissivity of soot in a flame deviates from the expected 1/λ dependence.

Setting this to two hours means that an event is detected if the observed behavior deviates from the expected for two hours.

It is intuitive to argue that team behavior deviates from the expected behavior when task (design) and social (perceived) interdependence are misaligned.

While the former is in excellent agreement with predictions of step-wise PCET, the latter deviates from the expected kinetic response.

This is to be expected as has been discussed by Klaus and Plenz [2], when a distribution deviates from the expected distribution by more than noise from sampling then given a large enough number of samples the power-law hypothesis will eventually be rejected.

Indeed, as has been discussed by Klaus and Plenz [23], with a large number of samples, any distribution that deviates from the expected distribution by more than noise due to sampling, will eventually yield a p-value such that the power law hypothesis will be rejected, thus leading to the potentially incorrect conclusion that the system is not critical.

A stereochemical violation is defined as a parameter deviating from the expected values by more than a specified number of standard deviations (default: 12σ; see Supplementary Material).

A chromosomal region was considered an MQR when the observed covariance between contrasts deviated from the expected covariance under the null hypothesis of no pleiotropy or close linkage.

The results obtained showed a precision of 2% (1σ) and the results deviated from the expected values by < 4% on average.

In accordance with the results of Choudhary on this and other catalysts, the syngas yield was found to deviate from the expected equilibrium values.

Therefore, these two QTLs should be considered with caution as they deviate from the expected 1 1 segregation ratio in the RIL population.