Sentence examples for deviation when compared to from inspiring English sources

It is apparent that all the three models have a large standard deviation when compared to the corresponding throughput.

First, the simulated WorldView-2 imagery provided a higher classification accuracy (77% ± 3.1 (mean ± standard deviation)) when compared to the simulated Quickbird (65% ± 1.9) and CAO (65% ± 1.2) data.

This finding showed a deviation when compared to the previous reports mentioned above in which it had demonstrated the similar PSA between C6 and C7 in most studies.

The two BIS methods produced similar values for the mean of the absolute deviation when compared to the reference method, 4.69% and 5.07% for Moissl and de Lorenzo, respectively, as shown in the combined plot in Figure 6.

Further, except for the AUC of AS, the probability density functions show a very narrow shape, regarding the relative standard deviation, when comparing to the sample standard deviations of the underlying distribution of CYP3A4 and UGT1A3, respectively.

Thus we would have 80% power to test the hypothesis that the internet-based intervention is no more than 0.25 of a standard deviation inferior when compared to standard care on the primary outcome measures.

Presumably, the 3-D orientation of features is substantially more diverse than the 3-D molecular shape, keeping both the average and standard deviation values low when compared to all other biologically tested compounds.

Systematic deviations were detected when compared to the corresponding literature values.

For polar species, the improvement in vapor pressure is typically a factor four in absolute average deviation to experimental data, when compared to the original TAMie force field.

The polymerase superimposes with an rms deviation of 0.54 Å when compared to the polymerase in the undamaged complex.

Moreover RSD (relative standard deviation) was not increased when compared to unfractionated samples.