Sentence examples for deviations out from inspiring English sources

Roberts gets out of bed for another reason: "There is money to be made a couple of standard deviations out," he says.

According to some sane, smart people, now showing up a few standard deviations out on the curve is the possibility of humanity's demise.

He now regards Jay as "ten standard deviations out, just the best in the world in his knowledge of the literature of conjuring".

A quantitative analysis of putative Arp2/3-mediated branches in the actin network showed that mother filaments lie on the plane of the substrate, whereas daughter filaments have random deviations out of this plane.

Overall our audit detected only 18 protocol deviations out of 311 interventions regarding maintenance of adequate oxygenation and tight PaCO2 control (6%).

Then all the several thousand points on the entire graph of Figure 1B are three standard deviations out, and each observation is significantly different from its counterpart in Figure 1A.

Deviations turned out to be smaller than the thickness of the supporting material, which suggests that the digital approximation is a good representation of the bending behaviour of sheet metal strips that are locally fixed along their edges.

What's more, the analytics team incorporated data back into the optimization algorithm on how these deviations turned out – further boosting the sense of ownership and engagement by the workforce around the new system while simultaneously improving the algorithm's power.

Table 1 Mean ± standard deviations push-out bond strength of glass fiber posts (in MPa) Substance Push-out Control 14.0 ± 8.1 A NaOCl 5.3 ± 3.3 B Chlorhexidine 9.6 ± 4.6 A EDTA + NaOCl 8.7 ± 4.8 B EDTA + Chlorhexidine 5.4 ± 2.7 B Upper case letter represents statistically significant differences among irrigants (p < 0.05).

It is the fact that the relative standard deviation cancels out for the second group, since this is a factor in both the dominator and numerator, which enables the test.

There was also an increase in the temporal variance, which we measured as the standard deviation σ out in a f as a function of the input noise magnitude for four σ values: (σ, σ out) = (0.01, 0.001), (0.1, 0.1), (1.0, 0.10), (10.23.23).