Sentence examples for deviation from a simple from inspiring English sources

However, in the latter case the deviation from a simple linear model was not significant.

A small deviation from a simple additive function is observed with very high-LET iron ions combined to X-rays.

The model uses an analogy to excess Gibbs energy models to account for the deviation from a simple mixing rule based on the pure component viscosities.

The GeV spectrum of the source shows a clear deviation from a simple power law, and is better explained by a broken power law.

Mechanical properties of the blends show intermediate values compared to the homopolymers but with a positive deviation from a simple law of mixtures; significant improvements in the properties of PA11 with the incorporation of 25wt% PA610 are observed.

While remaining in probe excess we wanted to determine whether differences in input target concentration led to deviation from a simple affinity-based response model, and indeed such an effect was observed.

Slight deviations from a simple additive superposition of the ORR and MOR currents, the 'classic' picture for mixed potential formation, are mainly caused by O2-induced changes in the MOR pathways, together with small changes in the O2 transport, while the ORR selectivity, predominant oxygen reduction to water, is maintained at relevant potentials.

Besides, the best available description of the HIV-1 fitness landscape [37] points to significant deviations from a simple multiplicative fitness profile.

While the latter one sufficiently describes the saturation effect, it was indeed the decreasing public interest and the related influence of the mass media, covered in the model by the time dependent parameter 1/τ, which allows to describe the deviations from a simple logistic growth dynamics.

Several mechanisms including positive and negative autoregulation, positive and negative feedback and feed forward loops (FFL) could account for deviations from a simple model with a single TF regulating gene expression via a single DNA binding site [ 12].

The average abrasion rate at and above 100 g of load shows a simple power law dependence on the number of cycles, but a deviation from this simple dependence is observed at lower loads.