Because of the high standard deviation this marked difference failed to be statistically significant.
Potentially critical deviations Failing to perform FNA/biopsy in the event of a localised clinical abnormality and normal imaging.
Petersen's vigil of almost nine hours came to an end when he edged Broad to Prior although, despite a significant deviation, Tucker failed to pick it up, perhaps because of a simultaneous noise as the batsman hit his pad; it required Rauf's intervention once more to overturn the not out decision.
The exploratory data analysis tool, tree deviation, similarly failed to consistently detect very early rate-shifts, though it was not nearly as sensitive to recent rate shifts as was the γ statistic (Figure 3B).
For instance, excessive cluster standard deviation indicated failed separation (or inseparability) of the 2 clusters and such cases were dropped.
Of the 206 patients, 18% had significant protocol deviations (14% failed to meet inclusion/exclusion criteria and 5% received other ESAs during this study).
Ultimately we believe that such early risk-assessment paradigms can not only be financially beneficial in reducing development costs and the costs of "poor quality" (deviations, recalls, failed batches, or clinical inefficacy), but could also potentially accelerate the development of new product candidates, for example, by speeding up their transition from preclinical to clinical development.
However, in atopics this immune deviation process fails, leading instead to consolidation of allergen-specific Th2 immunity and its eventual active expression in the airways.
Data were described using a median value or using mean ± standard deviation, if they failed or passed normality testing, respectively.
Despite eight years of conservative domination when the morality police were a staple of Tehran's busiest junctions and metro stops, Tehran's wardrobe deviations have historically failed to be "corrected".
