Sentence examples for expected deviations from from inspiring English sources

Budget topics are further divided into subtopics to give a measure to the project manager for estimating expected deviations from the project budget.

Hourly consumption profiles and the expected deviations from the profiles are estimated for different consumer group sizes of different types using automatic meter reading (AMR) data.

In spite of expected deviations from MF behavior, based on the upper critical dimensionality (\(D_u\)=3) of the bulk, we find that the capillary wave excitations only marginally affect the short-range complete wetting behavior.

The maxima of such plots gives the maximum absolute percentage error which is a measure of the maximum expected deviations from the MM equation.

Greater PEEL-1 penetrance values lead to more total embryonic lethality F2s and fewer no/low lethality F2s, which produces even stronger expected deviations from the observed F2 proportions.

As expected, deviation from "normal age-appropriate" BMI (%EBW) at the 12-month follow-up had the largest impact on menstrual status.

Companies should expect deviations from plan: If employees are rewarded simply for doing what they committed to do, rather than acting as circumstances would suggest, their employers will stifle and drive out innovation.

The number of different alleles per locus across populations ranged from four to 17. Observed and expected heterozygosity, deviations from HWE, and linkage disequilibrium between pairs of loci were estimated in Arlequin 3.5.1.2 (Excoffier et al., 2005).

Thus, we expected slight deviations from the children's research: we proposed that inflectional morphology presents more of a challenge for the population of adults with low literacy skills.

As a matter of fact, one should expect slight deviations from Newtonian behaviour.

At a high enough magnification to avoid any optical distortion problem, and with a small electron beam dose rate, we expect the deviations from the ideal case to be simple.