Sentence examples for deviations suggest from inspiring English sources

Both deviations suggest that Hansen achieves his most affecting — and comic — expressions when he stays close to one side or the other of the felt real.

Major deviations suggest that the a priori map is significantly wrong; explicit replanning should be triggered to ensure continued progress of the robot.

In the QLoS case, where higher standard deviations suggest greater signal variations, the model still follows the general trend with the distance.

Thus, the actual MTV deviations may be lower and less dependent on the TBR than the current results on SUVmax deviations suggest.

NBA games exhibit a similar pattern to CFB games, but the crossover point occurs at the end of period 3, rather than at period 2. These modest deviations suggest the presence of still other non-ideal processes governing the scoring dynamics, particularly in NHL games.

Analysis of internal gene model deviations suggest 42% of the expressed and selected set of L. bicolor gene models contain sequence deviations that largely represent intron/exon boundaries that do not map to the mRNA sequence data (Figure 3).

Such deviations suggested greater depths, more strands and a lower concrete strength for CO2 target functions.

The pattern of diversity within the United Kingdom is complex, with HWE deviations suggesting a Wahlund effect, and Structure supporting multiple clusters.

Using variation in attendance caused by inclement weather, one study estimated that each additional absence reduced math achievement by 0.05 standard deviations, suggesting that attendance can account for up to one-fourth of the achievement gap by income.

This range, coupled with low standard deviations, suggests that the population of Deaf BSL users may employ the same level of linguistic formality if they found themselves in the scenarios described.

This evidence, combined with the results for the standard deviations, suggests a preference for the Design 1 approach, where constructs are assigned to rotated forms in such a way that their correlations with performance are similar across forms.