Sentence examples for deviation owing from inspiring English sources

The fringes represent the phase deviation owing to a slightly smaller refractive index for the cold water than that of the warm water.

Gains of the conventional controllers such as integral (I) controller, proportional integral (PI) controller and proportional integral derivative (PID) controller (installed as frequency controller one at a time in the proposed HPSM) is optimized using QOHSA to mitigate any frequency deviation owing to sudden generation/load change.

These deviations could be owing either to incorrect storage or to deliberate fraud, such as dilution.

The quadratic relationship between the mean production temperature and the aperture standard deviation is also expected owing to the fact that (bar{Theta }_1) must be zero based on linearity.

ACT anticoagulation treatment, ACTS Anti-Clot Treatment SCITC, correctedected item-total correlation, IIC item-item correlation, SD standard deviation, - analyses not conducted owing to lack of data.

Standard deviation values were not calculated owing to the low sample size.

As expected, we observed a strong deviation from the null distribution owing to variants in the BCL11A, HBS1L-MYB, and β-globin loci.

Therefore, we assumed the error to be the square root of the sum of two sources: 1) errors of 1 % common to all rates, which correspond to an rf miscalibration of about 1 %, and 2) errors in the fits owing to systematic deviations of 1 ‰ of the A/ B ratios.

Deviation from the preoperative surgical plan owing to additional findings during intraoperative assessment is suboptimal, for example when preoperative knowledge of the true extent of the disease would have resulted in a different multimodality approach.

Higher expression in OA samples was also evident at 6 weeks, but owing to a large standard deviation the difference did not reach statistical significance.

In the analysis for the timed up and go test, one trial was heavily weighted in the analysis owing to small standard deviations compared with other studies (fig 4).