The narrow phase is avoided using a penalty algorithm for rigid-body dynamics, although this can introduce substantial divergences from expected results.
There was significant divergence (<0.001) from expected performance for each QI.
Moreover, due to the age-dependence of the rate functions, correlations between the ages of cells in the population develop and divergence from the expected number density (and expected total number of cells) occurs.
We preseNoteimulathat results for the scenarins illustrated in Table 3. Figure 3 shows the target trajectories for two different velocities, equal to 0.1 and 0.3 m/s, used in the experiment.
Boyle suggested that the divergence from the expected result in the case of rarefaction may have been due to "some little aerial bubbles in the quicksilver" ("so easy is it in such nice experiments to miss of exactness," he added).
The divergence from the expected numbers are primarily caused by an excess of 5'CN (N representing A,T,G,C) tagged amplicons, and a depletion of 5'TN tags (Table 3), with a small surplus of 5'GN and small depletion of 5'AN tags.
The divergence from the expected 50% was not significant (p = 0.10).
This study reported that the metabolites of human prefrontal cortex undergo a 4-fold divergence from their expected evolutionary lineage.
This inadvertent under- or over-powering is a potential problem in any sample size calculation for survival outcomes, including randomised clinical trials: any divergence from the expected censoring rate or hazard ratio for trial treatment would mean that the original sample size was either too large or too small; however, post-hoc calculations of power are not routinely performed.
They earned a 'happy' or 'sad' face to signify positive or negative divergence of actual grade from expected grade.
Divergence of minimax model results from expected value is quantified and a set of possible prior distributions expressing a degree of Knightian uncertainty corresponding to risk preference determined.
