Sentence examples for deviations in the sample from inspiring English sources
The remaining 13% of reads contained one or more deviations in the sample identification tag sequences, contained concatamers or were reads shorter than 100 bases, and were excluded from further analysis.
In order to report population estimates, all analyses were conducted with a weighting factor which corrects deviations in the sample from the population structure (as of 31 Dec 2010) with regard to age, sex, region and nationality, as well as community type and education.
Standard deviations in the samples increased between juveniles and adults (Table 2).
The standard deviations in this sample suggest that the individual diets are heterogeneous.
For children, A/D means and standard deviations in the genotyped sample were comparable to those in the total sample of twins, indicating that the genotyped sample is representative (Table 4).
In adults, A/D means and standard deviations in the genotyped sample were comparable to those in the total sample of twins, sibling and parents, indicating that the genotyped sample is representative (Table 2).
Deviations from HWE were observed in all three species/sub-species, however, at the more stringent significance level (α0.001), only the deviations observed in the sample of B. bonaerensis remained significant.
Given that segmental LogRatio deviations in the normal normal sample comparisons tend to be asymmetrically distributed around zero (for example, Figs. 2a and 3a), the positive and negative LogRatio deviations in the normal normal comparisons are modeled separately.
However, there were some deviations in the intended sampling schedule, because the veterinarians responsible for sampling could be absent due to other duties.
The fluorohydrocarbon study, which was also undertaken in an emergency department setting, was not blinded and was probably underpowered as the standard deviation used in the sample size calculation was considerably smaller than that observed in the data collected.
