Sentence examples for general deviation from inspiring English sources
We did not capture any general deviation between the percentage of quality records between all tree species and tree species in families of economic importance (Table 3), except in the case of Dipterocarpaceae.
In general, deviation from repeat additivity occurred more frequently in lines resulting from crosses involving T. dubius 2613 as a parent than any other accession.
Due to a general deviation from the requirements of normality of most variables, non-parametric univariate statistics (Mann-Whitney, Kruskal-Wallis) were used for univariate analyses, and Classification Tree for multivariate analyses.
The next direction is determined using a general deviation rate estimated from the observed deviation a chimpanzee follows between the direction adopted to reach a resource and the direction selected when he leaves the resource.
In general, deviation from the expected 12.5% contribution resulted from an overrepresentation of a single founder strain, while a similar level of underrepresentation of a founder was less frequent.
Comparisons of the TIM predictions with experimental data show that 53% of the calculation has, in general, deviations <30%.
Here we substantially extend Fisher's model, by allowing a wider class of mutational distributions that incorporate mutational bias and more general deviations from spherical symmetry such as correlations between mutant effects.
In general, deviations from the long-run equilibrium are more quickly corrected in the case of lending rates as the relative speed of adjustment ranges between −0.3 and −0.8, compared to a coefficient range between −0.2 and −0.4 for deposit rates.
However, in general, deviations were rather small.
In general, deviations from reference values were observed more frequently in anemic than in nonanemic patients for all parameters (P<0.001) except vitamin B12 (P=0.170).
The power to detect general deviations from neutrality using our approach therefore lies in using TE insertions of varying ages to determine how well observed allele frequencies are correctly predicted by expected frequencies across many loci.
