Sentence examples for deviation off from inspiring English sources

The ball had taken a slight deviation off Albiol's back on the way through, and perhaps, without it, Pepe Reina might have made the save.

Arjen Robben, so often Bayern's match-winner this season, deserved to score, even though his left foot long shot took a slight deviation off the head of his teammate Thomas Müller.

The standard deviation of off-diagonals of G was equal to 0.036, which is five times larger than the standard deviation of off-diagonals of D, i.e. 0.007.

By not segmenting the entire set of observations, and by setting the crucial segmentation parameters for detecting breakpoints in the lower scale, speed is gained while still retaining robustness as long as the standard deviation cut off is not set too low.

The results were as follows: mean value of the off-track errors was −0.39 m, standard deviation of all measured off-track errors was 1.51 m, being 1.3 m in 95% of the measured off-track errors.

Using a Pearson correlation cut-off >0.6 combined with a gene expression log2 standard deviation cut-off >0.9, we identified 34 genes to be positively co-expressed with CCNB1 (Table S1).

A consistent measurement will be defined as a walking assessment in which all ten anatomical locations were visible with a numerical value for mpp, msp, pti and ca in both feet and where lateral or medial deviation of the foot off the pressure platform did not occur [ 7].

In addition, data were filtered based on a stringent standard deviation cut-off of 0.075 between replicate spots, with those exceeding this cut-off excluded from further analysis.

He said Chris' obliviousness to the sexual tension between Leslie and Ben seemed unusual, but wrote, "Maybe this is just another case of a show hitting so many perfect notes that the slightest deviation seems off-key".

However, when performing a CG analysis in the Neve et al. cell line panel we found PLK1, AURKB and CENPE to be correlated (Pearson correlation >0.5) with CCNB1 given a gene expression log2 standard deviation cut-off >0.4.

Only 24% (12 of 50) of persons from disease-endemic regions had values greater than the two standard deviation cut-off value compared with the Indian NEC group.