Sentence examples for gross deviations from inspiring English sources

The self-adjusting scale was effective to deal with differential assessor expansiveness, produced homogeneous variances but its data showed gross deviations from normality.

Q-Q plots, made assuming a sparse covariance inverse, did not show gross deviations from normality.

These studies indicated that any differences observed in the degree of pentamer assembly were not due to gross deviations in secondary structure caused by the mutations.

As a result, both inter-assay and intra-replica variations are small (6.5 and 4.7%) in the myeloid analyses versus the gross deviations (68 and 32%) in the adipose-muscle assessments.

Numerous CD4+ T lymphocytes were present in the inter-follicular zones and at the borders of the follicles, again in larger numbers in Mutyh−/− mice (Figure 4D), although the architecture of these lymphoid structures did not show gross deviations from the normal structure.

Gross deviations from HWE were not found in the Mexican-American, non-Hispanic white, and non-Hispanic black races (p > 0.05).

They focused on showing that Officer Conway's tactics were a gross deviation from police standards.

The question, Mr. Gross said in an interview in his law office here, is whether her behavior was "a gross deviation from what is acceptable".

To convict someone of second-degree manslaughter in the state of New York, the prosecution has to prove that he recklessly caused the death of the victim — "recklessly" being defined as creating a risk so substantial that disregarding it constitutes "a gross deviation from the standard of conduct that a reasonable person would observe" — and that he had no justification.

Under American law in general, recklessness is defined as consciously disregarding a substantial and unjustifiable risk of harm from conduct that is a gross deviation from what a reasonable person would do.

"The decision to visit the beach and allow the students to enter the ocean may not have been wise, but the evidence does not establish that it was a gross deviation from the standard of conduct that a reasonable person would have observed".