Sentence examples for deviations in the detection from inspiring English sources
The whole measuring system, that included the sensor and the coupling antenna, proved to be suitable for measuring low dielectric constant and low volatility compounds presenting an average standard deviations in the detection of any compound of 4.23%.
On the other hand, we note a large deviation in the detection performance of the multichannel detector, between real and simulated data.
Attention is then given to determining whether values outside the control limit indicate (with very small probability of error) that a change has occurred in the system, 47 50 51 using 'rules' that allow detection of deviations in the measure that are unlikely to be due to normal variation.
We attempted to characterize the mechanisms involved in the detection of path deviation of moving objects by systematically examining the effects of stimulus size, velocity and path length.
Standard deviations of each histogram were different, probably due to differences in the detection methods, scaling, etc. used by the two groups.
The deviations in the measurement in the low field regime are due to the detection limit (about 1 pA) of our measuring system.
According to the results of the deviation cohort, we found that the H pylori stool antigen test had a better performance in the detection of upper gastrointestinal lesions.
Wide variability in the detection of the lower frequency events was the major contributor to the large standard deviation (SD).
Low limits of detection (<0.60 ng/l) and acceptable reproducibility with relative standard deviations in the range of 0.17% and 5.01%, were achieved.
We also numerically test the influence of distance deviations in the interference system on edge extraction, i.e., the tolerance of the optical edge detection system to distance deviation.
This average is fairly resistant to large deviations in the data; however, it is too insensitive to significant changes in average deviation to be useful as a detection technique by itself.
