Sentence examples for deviations from the index from inspiring English sources

This pattern suggests that most of the parental deviations from the index measurements were probably due to random errors of measurement.

This pattern suggests that most of the parental deviations from the index measurements were probably due to random errors of measurement and that diagnostic measures could improve by encouraging parents to measure their children's weight and height at home by means of instruction leaflets.

"With ETFs, investors know exactly what they're buying and should expect very little performance deviation from the index being tracked," says J.D. Steinhilber of AgileInvesting.com, an ETF advisory service.

The threshold for biodetection is set at 3 standard deviations from the average refractive index and mean TE-TM spacing values of the control sample.

Optimizing TMCVaR is a linear program which minimizes the upper deviation and the downside deviation from the benchmark index and hence meets the objective of IT.

Thus, the incorporation of the anionic species influences the optical constants of the oxide, consisting of a deviation from the refractive index and extinction coefficient of bulk alumina.

The deviation from the mean index (ADM) across all elements was below the critical value of 0.56, suggesting that homogeneity in SME ratings was unlikely to have been achieved by chance.

But he found that the group of most active managers, ie, those that have the biggest deviations from the benchmark, have outperfomed the index by 1.26% a year after fees.

Two dyads of subjects were excluded from further analyses as they exceeded 3 standard deviations from mean index of symmetry.

They include the Decile Index (DI), the Effective Drought Index (EDI), the Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI) and deviations from the long-term mean and median value.

Molecular diversity indices and deviations from the neutral theory (Tajima's D, Fu and Li's D and D*) were calculated using DnaSP v4.10 [ 87].