Sentence examples for deviation raises from inspiring English sources
This is because these parameters bias mutation frequency in the two bulks in opposite directions: increasing the selection coefficient lowers the mutation frequency in both bulks, while increasing the standard deviation raises it.
On the other hand, when a burst is not active, errors are allowed with positions within a block chosen independently at random, and those selected had their standard deviations raised to 10% of their maxima.
The beautiful illustrations reveal a clear aesthetic appreciation for natural deviations, raising ethical questions about the book's simultaneous attraction and repulsion to difference.
Table 1 FCAS requirements in 8 situations Regulation Regulation raise Regulation lower Contingency Fast raise and fast lower (6 s response to arrest the frequency deviation) Slow raise and slow lower (60 s response to keep the frequency within the single contingency band) Delayed raise and delayed lower (5 min response to retune the frequency back to the normal operating band).
However, the deviation is raised to ±37% for energetic efficiency during drying process of unshelled pistachio nut, diverging from Eq. (9) which was previously proposed for corn drying.
A moment designates the power to which the deviations are raised before averaging them.
Americans have to have confidence in the integrity of the judicial process as a whole, and any deviation from that raises the specter of a Star Chamber," he said.
This deviation consists in raising the premium of (L^{RS}).
By contrast, a one-standard deviation increase in wealth raises this probability by 1.8 percentage points (wealth being a standardized variable), i.e., a less than three times smaller impact.
Widespread deviation from consensus guidelines raises the possibility that involuntary admission and treatment may be used inappropriately.
Finally, the IV effects for behavior and IQ are large: a one standard deviation increase in height raises these scores by about 0.2 0.7 standard deviations.
