Sentence examples for deviation is consistent with from inspiring English sources

This trend of increment observed in standard deviation is consistent with TEM measurement.

The magnitude of the deviation is consistent with that reported in previous studies (Fujita et al. 2008; Sato et al. 2013).

This deviation is consistent with the results of the study by Berry et al. (2007a), implying that this is not isolated just to Sc but to all R 3+ cations (Fig. 10).

The properties of these ultrathin films deviate dramatically from bulk behavior, and the nature of these deviations is consistent with enhanced mobility and reduced Tg in ultrathin films.

However, this difference is consistent with deviations arising from finite-size effects, since the rare dataset is significantly smaller than the entire dataset.

The final average deviations are consistent with estimates of the picking accuracy (0.15 and 0.20 s for P and S phases, respectively).

These deviations are consistent with the expectation that contigs will be clustered with short gaps between them and that clusters of contigs will have larger distances between them.

These deviations are consistent with the notion that the intermixing index reflects the 'overall' interaction between two partners, integrating any additional fitness effects of indirect interactions through other community members.

Mean read coverage within the differentiated region was lower in males (34.65, standard deviation = 10.56), compared to females (38.45, standard deviation = 12.00), but this difference was consistent with the total number of reads obtained from each sex.

We find an effect of approximately 0.3 height-for-age standard deviations, which is consistent with observations and hypotheses in economic and health literatures.

Instrumental-variable estimates suggest that 1 hour of PASS improved grades by 0.065 standard deviations, which is consistent with the non-experimental literature.