Sentence examples for deviation from experiment from inspiring English sources
An average absolute percent deviation from experiment of 1.0% was obtained over the entire composition range for the eighteen systems.
The calculated exit bulk temperature of subcooled coolant and the maximum wall temperature at OFI show a maximum deviation from experiment of 12 and 7%, respectively.
The methods preselected via "cost – deviation from experiment" criteria were explored relative to growing molecular systems of radical cyclocopolymerization between divinyl ether and maleic anhydride: alternating cross-propagation with cyclization and side homopolymerization reactions.
The model O-H functional group with the strongest H-bond, for example, had a corresponding DFT-calculated vibrational frequency of 3210 cm-1 – 50 cm-1 or less than 2% deviation from experiment.
A slight deviation from experiment was observed at approximately 100 ps, but excellent agreement was obtained at later probe times.
In general, the calculated bond lengths between second-row elements, such as Fe S or Fe Cl distances, have a deviation from experiment of the order of about 0.10 Å, and most distances are well within this range.[ 12] Thus, the Fe Cl bond elongates from 2.29 Å in 1 to 2.48 Å in 2 because of the electron-withdrawing effect of the phenol hydrogen bonds pulling the chloride away from the iron center.
Error bars correspond to the standard deviation from experiments performed in triplicates.
Means and standard deviations from experiments performed in triplicate are given.
Nevertheless, our petrological model is limited by the available thermodynamic data and activity models for solid-solutions, and deviations from experiments might also arise from unconstrained oxygen fugacity and different starting composition.
All equilibrium titrations were performed in triplicate and report the mean and standard deviation from each experiment.
Data are represented as mean ± standard deviation from 3 experiments performed in triplicates (*p < 0.05).
