This deviation would, of course, generate clinical concerns if it were real.
Of note, deviation of the course of PSA levels from monotony could indicate unpredicted significant changes in the dynamic relationships between immunity and the tumor.
- association; expansion of detail; deviation of path.
Since by shuffling only along the time axis, the standard deviation of a time course (and hence its expression score) does not change, we adopted a different but related strategy.
This is confirmed by the analysis of growth in the BEK in which 30.7 % regressed by more than one-half of a standard deviation over the course of 1 year, and 22.7 % exhibited moderate regression.
Variance/standard deviation in rate will of course depend on mean substitution rate at the locus, and so comparisons would assume similar rates between loci.
Averaged normalized fluorescence from fluorescein was seen to decrease by 38%±1.7%7% standard deviation) over the course of 3000 frames of 200 ms exposure (approximately 10.5 min) while FAP-bound MG fluorescence decreased by 4.5% (±3.5% standard deviation).
"I don't think it's the end of the world by any means, but it is a deviation in course from how we normally think about civilian oversight of national security policy," Desch said.
Furthermore, God cannot cause a miracle by planning and executing a grand series of particular events, which includes a deviation from the course of nature.
Of course, deviations in the default are allowed if biologically substantiated (e.g., BMR of ≥ 20% for liver enzyme levels, BMR of 10% for cholinesterase activity).
It's taken David Gray four years to follow up Life in Slow Motion, and frankly, you have to wonder what's been holding him up, as these 11 pleasant, predictable songs represent no great development or deviation from the course of his previous work.
