Sentence examples similar to deviation from the definition from inspiring English sources

The magnitude was defined as the average of the squared deviation from the mean: this definition is computationally identical to that of variance.

Therefore, it is this deviation from the in vitro derived definitions that underlines the complexity of classifying macrophages into too tight a category, thereby complying with the literature that M2 cells have greater heterogeneity that M1 cells.

Second, the success rates for Atkins claims vary dramatically between states and state deviations from the clinical definitions appear to have a palpable impact.

Weighted Scoring attempts to quantify the deviation from our formal definition; for each block in an SBF, we count the number of markers in that block that have at least one homolog in each of the other blocks in the SBF and normalize this result by the number of blocks (minus 1) in the SBF and again by the total number of markers present in the SBF.

Any heterodoxy or deviation from the tight parameters of the IS's definition of a protected people appears to merit, in the minds of its leadership and foot soldiers, eradication to create a pure religious state.

Its unusual deviation from the tradition of recognizing and accepting state definitions of marriage operates to deprive same-sex couples of the benefits and responsibilities that come with federal recognition of their marriages.

The good definition refers to substrates that showed a signal larger than one standard deviation from the mean of all poor substrates signal.

No deviation from the formula is permitted.

There is no deviation from the ritual.

What happened then was a sharp deviation from the norm.

There's no deviation from the TV format.