Sentence examples for deviation from norms from inspiring English sources

However, lower facial height to total facial height ratio (Fig. 2h) for the study cohort was notably higher compared to normative standards, with the largest deviation from norms among younger participants.

"When the slightest deviation from norms established by the Health Ministry is discovered, the product does not appear on the counter," he said.

The results are presented as median (range), percent and mean deviation from norms.

Patients with abnormal cold sensitivity were more seriously disabled and had a poorer health-related quality of life than patients with normal cold sensitivity [higher DASH scores and e.g. significantly larger mean deviation from norms in the subscales Role Physical and Bodily Pain (SF-36)].

Patients with abnormal cold sensitivity (i.e. CISS score > 50) from the groups with traumatic hand injury or HAVS had a poorer health-related quality of life than the patients from these groups with normal cold sensitivity, as shown by a significantly larger mean deviation from norms in the subscales Role Physical and Bodily pain.

A cognitive bias refers to the systematic pattern of deviation from norm or rationality in judgment.

At the first phase of dependence, an increase in traffic intensity (to 915 vehicles/h) induced a decrease in scores to 2 (insignificant deviation from norm), whereas it was estimated by 3 scores (middle deviation from norm) in the control and 4 scores (significant deviation from norm) in the plot with minimum load.

Before starting treatment, mainly surgical treatment of nasal cavity stenoses, it is necessary to perform examinations employing imaging techniques, as well as to take morphometric measurements, in order to establish the degree of deviation from norm.

This research topic is highly sensitive, because it is about teachers' deviations from norms and malpractices.

Can delusions be beliefs if they present significant deviations from norms of rationality, and are often neither consistent with a person's beliefs nor responsive to the available evidence?

The Lesson: fortunately, Japanese investors and policymakers have learned the lesson that normal levels of confidence are usually fine, but global investors should always be wary of excessive market confidence when huge deviations from norms are considered acceptable just because they have lasted for a few years.