Sentence examples for deviations of measured from inspiring English sources

The deviations of measured sheet resistance values were usually less than ±1%% of the average value at each measuring point.

Fig. 9. (a) Local time and seasonal variations of percent deviations of measured M3000F2 from IRI predictions over Ouagadougou during low solar flux period of 1987.

Large deviations of measured and modeled soil moisture can be explained by a change of the infiltration properties towards the end of the growing season, especially in maize fields.

Moreover, it is presented that the deviations of measured flammability limits of hydrogen in the center of the vessel are lower than that in the top and the bottom.

It is found that the deviations of measured flammability limits of hydrogen in air are the minimum in the vessel with length-to-diameter ratio of 1 1, and augment with the augmentation of vessel length-to-diameter ratio.

In this subsection, we now examine the deviations of measured and calculated characteristics of the F2 region with the expected values from the IRI model in an attempt to have a critical view of the reliability of the IRI predictions over the equatorial region in the African sector.

An average reduction of 40% in the standard deviation of measured temperature in single-shot measurements has also been achieved with the use of high transmission filters.

Error bars represent one standard deviation of measured removal rates.

d Deviation of measured activity concentration within warm background.

The deviation of measured results from the simulated values is less than 3%, which proves that the experimental results are in good agreement with the theoretical values.

The existence of diffusion overlap between neighbouring nanowire elements was further demonstrated by deviation of measured steady-state currents from estimates, becoming more pronounced with increasing numbers on nanowire elements in the array.