Sentence examples for divergence from the normal from inspiring English sources
Sometimes divergence from the normal represents merely a quantitative change, which is evidenced by a harmonious but exaggerated manifestation of the normal developmental processes.
The Kolmogorov-Smirnov test and a visual inspection of the histograms and the quantile-quantile plot showed no significant divergence from the normal distribution in any of the groups (maximum wear depth after CS, volume wear after CS, pull-off forces without and after CS). 3.
At the same time, tumor cells increment their divergence from the normal tissue profile increasing their disorder via creation of states that we might not directly measure.
The phrase "karyotypic entropy" has been used in the past to define what is actually a divergence from the normal chromosome structure and it genomic organization.
The results can be observed in Figure 2. On the x-axis, the lymph node metastases have the largest values of M-Normal indicating a divergence from the normal profile.
The histograms revealed some outliers, suggesting possible divergence from the normal distribution.
The divergence from the log-normal distribution would be greatest (on a percentage basis) in the tails of the distribution, which is the range of interest in low-dose extrapolation.
She didn't let her divergence from the norm stop her from cultivating a life worth remembering.
Our work reveals a functional divergence of transcriptional machinery from the normal SC self-renewing state versus transformation.
Our study establishes a paradigm by which functional divergence of pluripotent TFs from the normal SC state accompanies transformation and could therefore be used to develop therapies targeting somatic CSCs in aggressive tumors.
Given a population of normal cells of a given tissue type it is then possible to compute useful measure of divergence of cancer cell profiles from the normal expression average profile, in terms of Information Theory quantifiers, the Shannon Eveness normalized entropy and generalized statistical complexity [788], [789], [790].
