Sentence examples for from a deviation of from inspiring English sources

Congenital penile curvature is a relatively rare disease, resulting from a deviation of the penis from the body's straight axis when erect.

Thus, we propose that oxidative stress, a well-characterized feature of TSEs, may originate from a deviation of the coupling of PrPC to NADPH oxidase downstream from the Fyn kinase, and subsequently lead to the activation of cellular stress mediators.

Information is given concerning position above and below the glide slope and deviation to the right or left of centreline; consequently, the pilot is able to determine from cockpit instruments a deviation of the aircraft from the proper approach.

The exposure-response function for 19 sites did not deviate significantly from linearity, while a deviation of borderline significance was found for pancreas cancer.

The results also had a deviation of 6.84% from LC (deviations ranged from 1.80% to 26.1% with a standard deviation of 4.37% and a positive deviation sign).

However, a non-zero value of this new quantity would also signify a deviation of QQM from CQM, and is, thus, also interesting to study.

In the coin example, a result of 47 has a deviation of three from the average (or "mean") value of 50.

They seem to represent a deviation of prices from fundamental values and they contradict basic economic theory.

Obviously, U decreases and P 0 increases with a deviation of λ from its designed value.

A deviation of 0.05 from the goal FFR was considered acceptable.

From a pilot study, a standard deviation of 15.2 points was found.