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On each side of this pre-specified target, the performance of the material/process deteriorates as the value of the characteristic deviates further from the target value.
Again, we can observe this on Figure 2 where, as the current deviates further from the peak of 6, the pair-wise ISIs increase more and more.
Higher values of orbit convergence indicate that the plane of the orbit deviates further from the sagittal plane, which means that the orbits face more towards the front of the skull.
Therefore, as soon as the first new mutation accumulates, the trajectory deviates further from the original path.
Because of its mean-field nature, the VPG deviates further from the ensemble averaged PG results when distance constraint fluctuations are large and cooperative, and while not necessary, errors are often further exacerbated with increased heterogeneous constraint density fluctuations.
Allometric analysis (Table 1) shows that the scaling exponent of the tibiotarsal torsion in duck lines deviates further from the expected value of zero than that in chickens (here, a negative scaling exponent indicates an increase in internal rotation, rather than negative allometry).
As models increase in sophistication, they will also begin to deviate further from the basis in animal experimentation on which most model parameters are based, in order to more closely match the human condition.
Sava compared it to the previous episode, believing "The Price of Gold" to be superior because it deviated further from the traditional fairytale formula.
In the case of unknown loop conformation, predicting an unrealistic collapsed loop bears less risk of large GDT_TS loss than predicting an extended (and locally correct) conformation that may deviate further from the target if overall orientation is wrong.
As shown in the top panel, the intensity decreases almost exponentially for the smallest mean free path (0.2 AU) and deviates further from exponential decay as the mean free path increases.
Thus, we expect the bias to be near zero in a neighborhood of these values (where we "guess" the sensitivities correctly) and to get larger in absolute value as the parameter values deviate further from these center values.
