Sentence examples for deviation meaning from inspiring English sources

The instructor told investigators that between 500 feet and 200 feet in altitude, the crew was also correcting from a "lateral deviation," meaning that the plane was too far to the right or left (she did not specify which) and realized they were too low.

The pilots showed less GVS-induced body deviation, meaning that pilots may have a stronger ability to suppress vestibular illusions.

BIS has 12.31 of MAE and 13.06 of standard deviation, meaning that the ANN has better ability to predict the DoA than BIS.

However, results show long tails and deviations, meaning that this behaviour is not generalized and every neoplasm should be analysed independently and not as part of a general classification (Fig.  4d, e and f).

Disparate findings in primary and sensitivity analyses are due to trials of surgical patients being given more weight in the unlogged analysis because of differences in relative sizes of the standard deviations meaning the overall conclusion is much closer to zero.

In both groups, BMI increased and the change was higher in the active group with lower standard deviation (SD), meaning that these children maintained stable growth.

The lognormal priors were set to have a mean and standard deviation of 1.0 – meaning a very narrow interval (about 3 Mya) with an arbitrary mean close to the minimum age of the fossil (e.g. for Lepidosauria 223.4 Mya, 222.9-225.9).

Unlike the sub-scales, the PCS and MCS are scored so that in the reference population the mean is 50, and the standard deviation is 10, meaning that 95% of the population score in the range 30 70.

The standard deviation was 200, meaning that two-thirds of the people increased their oxygen consumption by 200 to 600 milliliters of oxygen.

So we compared the Pats' mark to the NFL's 0.19 standard deviation that year (meaning a "standard" team swung anywhere between 0.692 and 0.308).

From the total of author keywords, the average of a single author keyword was 1.84 (with a standard deviation of 8.35), meaning that there was more than one author keyword for each paper.