Sentence examples for diverging from the data from inspiring English sources

With the value of E > 1, the model results are diverging from the data, and most likely the model does not trend the data.

After this, the internal calibrator diverged from the data derived from vicarious calibrations.

The model reproduces correctly the stress change due to different alumina contents, but it diverges from the experimental data at smaller GSs, overestimating the residual stress.

Still, Zambia is diverging from the rest of mankind.

Outliers and samples diverging from the dissociation curve were omitted.

Within the Midland and Saginaw county populations, serum concentrations are similar to the NHANES 2001 2002 data up to the 50th percentile, but then diverge from the U.S. population data with an increase of 10 30 ppt.

Also speaking at the Conservative Party conference this week, Johnson reportedly suggested the UK could diverge from the EU's data protection standards, post-Brexit — i.e. should he become the next UK PM.

The first decade of the 2000s wasn't that long ago, yet its top baby name rankings diverge from the most recent data.

Measurements can also be made to test the lowest value unaffected by additive noise and the highest value unaffected by saturation, since the data diverge from the expected pattern at these limits [9].

Note that the dots diverge from the coloured lines where data are missing.

The breakdown threshold values for all three curves appear to coalesce at the lower PD scaling close to 20 Torr-cm; however, the experimental data diverge from the theoretical values with increasing PD up to 40 Torr-cm.