Sentence examples for deviation of growth from inspiring English sources
That is supposed to be the ratio between the deviation of growth in the country's gross domestic product from its trend and the change in the unemployment rate.
(d) The deviation of growth model for graphene domain.
Investigating the power to infer deviation of growth from being exponential, we observed that adequate sample sizes facilitate accurate inference; e.g., a sample of 3000 individuals with the amount of data expected from exome sequencing allows observing and accurately estimating growth with speed deviating by ≥10% from that of exponential.
Using a basic, generalized least-squares procedure, we also estimated the standard deviations of growth across years in (sigma y_{93text06})), (sigma y_{07text13})).
Therefore, we analyzed the deviations of growth parameters from evictor cuckoo chicks (i.e., developing under natural conditions), rather than raw growth data.
The fitting curve obtained by the deviation equation of growth model closely matches the data.
In high income regions, an increasing trend of the standard deviation of income growth rate is observed, which means independent growth rate hypothesis fails to hold.
Evidence for OA-based growth comes both from interpretation of microstructure, and the deviation of the growth kinetics from the O-R model.
Thus the deviation of annual growth from its long-run average is close to historic lows, Mr Furman notes, but the deviation of the growth of the past decade, which takes in the financial crisis, is near historic highs.The big question is whether the return of the Great Moderation has also prompted a return of the sort of risk-taking that produced the crisis.
Therefore, we propose a thermodynamic viewpoint to explain the deviation of grain growth kinetics in nanocrystalline metals from those of polycrystalline materials.
Energy anisotropy, however, causes significant deviation of grain growth kinetics, misorientation and edge-distributions from the ones observed in isotropic systems.
