Sentence examples for deviations of observed from inspiring English sources

We start from a specification of the production objectives while imposing minimal structure on the production possibilities, and construct tools to meaningfully quantify deviations of observed producer behavior from optimizing behavior.

The main limitation of the potential growth estimates is the consideration of just one indicator to sum up the imbalances of the economy: the inflation rate, which is supposed to capture the deviations of observed from structural unemployment.

The anomalies were defined as the deviations of observed metrological data from a seasonal curve with a constant and a sinusoidal pair fitted to these observed data.

Deviations of observed chamber volumes from theoretical values determined by the chamber building function can be irregular or oscillating.

At the hospital level of the analysis, we analyse deviations of observed costs from risk-adjusted costs and compare these to deviations of observed quality from risk-adjusted quality.

The ratio between the standard deviations of observed and modelled anomalies on each sliding window represents an estimate of the magnetisation ratio at the origin of the anomalies—(i.e. after multiplication by the magnetisation of 10 A/m used in the forward model, an estimate of the equivalent magnetisation under the considered magnetised source geometry).

The standard deviation of observed mass values and the mass errors against the theoretical mass retrieved from public databases were derived from the mass spectra of the training set (Table 3).

Quantile-quantile plots for controls (n=104) and patients with asthma (n=480) identified a lack of deviation of observed P values from the expected P values (Fig. 2 A, B ; inflation factor λ=0.996 and 1.003, respectively).

To increase the power to detect significant associations, a joint analysis with results from the DietGen Consortium (n = 33,533) was conducted for 35 independent genomic regions containing SNPs with P < 10−6, a threshold that was selected on the basis of the deviation of observed P values from the expected (see Supplemental Figure S1 under "Supplemental data" in the online issue).

Based on the Boltzmann hypothesis that lower energy conformations are proportionately sampled more, and on Annsen's thermodynamic hypothesis that the native structure of a protein is the minimum free energy state, we hypothesize that the deviation of observed EPD values from the mean values obtained in the learning phase is minimized in the native structure.

At three onshore coastal regions (southern, northern, and northernmost coastal region), the mean and standard deviation values of observed heat flow data are indicated.