Sentence examples for deviation with reference from inspiring English sources

The results are discussed in terms of form deviation with reference to substitute profile and positional deviation between design and substitute profiles, and compared with results of the strategies suggested in the literature.

During the steered MD simulations the backbone atoms of the protein are held fixed and the atoms of the fullerene are held by a harmonic constraint of 0.2 kcal/mol/Å2 to maintain the root-mean-square deviation, with reference to a starting configuration below 0.25 Å so that no significant distortion takes place.

b sd = standard deviation With reference to the 1,781 respondents that completed the 24-month follow-up questionnaire, 1,585 (89%) filled in the EQ-5D and the HUI3 and 1,380 (77.5%) filled in the IES.

The predicted model was evaluated using the RAMPAGE tool, by calculating the main-chain RMSD (Root Mean Square Deviation) with reference to its template structure (3SZP) and their amino acid distribution.

The results show that for specular reflectors of perfect alignment, to collect the entire reflected solar beam, the amplitude of the sinusoidal centreline of the new absorber must not be larger than a maximum deviation, Δmax, established with reference to the focal line.

The range of validity of the present method of analysis is also defined and the corresponding deviations are quantified with reference to rigorous finite-difference solutions.

The percentage TEC deviation with respect to reference values differs substantially from season to season.

The GLM showed a significant association of the relative MTV deviation with reconstruction algorithm (reference method, 3D-OSEM; FBP, P = 0.15; FBP + TOF, P < 0.05; 3D-OSEM + TOF, P = 0.08; PSF, P < 0.01; PSF + TOF, P < 0.05), sphere diameter (P < 0.001), and SBR (reference SBR, SBR1; SBR2, P < 0.05; SBR3, P < 0.001) but not with the slice thickness of the reconstructed PET data (P = 0.20).

Reproducibility was quantified as standard deviation (SD), and assessed with reference to both the mean permeability across the backflush cycle and the irreversible fouling rate across the three modules – the latter both for the short-term and long-term trials.

The normal saccule was easily visible on T2-weighted images in volunteers, with a normal maximal height of 1.6 mm (1.4 ± 0.1 mm, mean ± standard deviation) and a good correlation with reference histological sections, while in Meniere disease the saccule was dilated in 52/62 patients (84%), with a saccular height greater than 1.6 mm (1.69 ± 0.24 mm, p = 0.001), found in 45/52 patients (86%).

This comes out from the similar values of deviation with respect to the reference in the plot (Figure 2). Figure 6B shows the plot with the representative proteins from each cluster.