Sentence examples for implications of deviations from inspiring English sources
The observed fitness implications of deviations from standard male body size suggest that the difference in male body size plasticities of P. persimilis and N. californicus is adaptive.
An important aspect in our assessment of different noise models for microarray data analysis is evaluating the biological implications of deviations from the appropriate noise model.
Several studies have advocated probabilistic geometric design where reliability analysis can be used to account for the uncertainty in the design parameters and to provide a risk measure of the implication of deviation from design standards.
The Ka versus Ks ratios for all species indicated high values (Ka/Ks > 1) in 222 out of the 253 pairs (87.7%) (figure 4, see additional file 8), an implication of deviation from the expectation of neutrality (Ka/Ks = 1) and strong positive selection on RHOXF2 during primate evolution.
The implications of these deviations from the evolutionary norm for the development of "inequality acceptance" remain to be seen.
Here, we show that, in the short run, costs-effectiveness may deviate considerably from the outcome of a conventional economic evaluation, and we will discuss the implications of such deviations.
Implications of a deviation from Murray's law and the effect of different Reynolds numbers in flow behavior were also explored.
Both offer a cool, clear vision and blazing intelligence – multilayered metaphorical implications of nature v artifice; of train tracks permitting no deviation.
In the case of jumpers, proportional elongation of legs (deviation from geometric similarity) is a clear adaptation for limiting the adverse implications of small size.
While the Clarke error grid measures sensor accuracy based on the clinical implications of a given BG measurement, the MARD represents a statistical entity that exemplifies the average percent deviation of the sensor from a reference.
The implications of her condition were profound.
