Sentence examples for deviation in the same from inspiring English sources

Its 20,000 members were deeply divided about its policy on homosexuality, which its Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders II classified as a "sexual deviation" in the same class as fetishism, voyeurism, pedophilia and exhibitionism.

Standard deviation, in the same simulation case as in Figure 12, is presented in Figure 13.

The cant of the posterior occlusal plane reflects the vertical height of occlusion, which is also associated with mandibular deviation in the same direction [7].

Change of variance in wind speed after the discontinuity or (sigma _{2} > sigma _{1}), where (sigma _{1}) is the standard deviation in the solar wind in the 20 min window before t CME, and (sigma _{2}) is the standard deviation in the same window following t CME.

Superscript a, b, c, d and e showed that means ± standard deviation in the same row with different superscript are significantly different (p < 0.05) Significant ABTS+ free radical scavenging activity was evident in both alcoholic and aqueous extracts (Table 2).

Each planning evaluation index was normalized by the standard deviation in the same manner as the geometrical features based on the RTP database of 81 cases with lung cancer.

Since the phonetic deviations in the "same" condition were more fine-grained compared to the "different" condition, the latencies for "same -decisions were higher.

All models were significant (p-value < 0.05), with predicted-R between 0.45 and 0.92 (a negative predicted-R would imply that the overall mean value is a better predictor than the model, which was not the case here), and with standard deviations in the same range than the experimental ones observed during reproducibility assessment.

In addition, Barth [ 11] emphasizes that ultimately bulls should be selected for a scrotal circumference that is in line with the average or higher, instead of just reaching the set minimum SC threshold values (usually based on the mean minus 2 standard deviations), in the same way as selections for growth rate and other traits are made, to hasten breeding progress.

To be more precise, the enhanced process has the same scaling properties and it satisfies a Fernique type theorem, a support theorem and a large deviation principle in the same Hölder topologies as the classical Wiener process does.

Since the standard deviation is measured in the same units as the random variable and the variance is measured in squared units, the standard deviation is often the preferred measure.