They are included here because of the importance of deviations from sex ratio equilibrium in social haplodiploids.
In this context, the importance of ulnar deviation has recently been observed by Tsitsilonis et al. [7], who found that limitation of ulnar abduction correlated with inferior quality of life in many subcategories of the SF-36 health survey, which was not included in our study.
More than half of the participants experienced minor protocol deviations related to their peri-operative antibiotics, but the importance of these deviations to the validity and feasibility of a definitive trial is doubtful.
Given the importance of detecting deviations in the path of moving objects, it is surprising that the mechanisms involved in this task are poorly understood.
The importance of such deviations from exclusive breastfeeding is different in different situations.
Of course, the magnitude and importance of these deviations in a particular CEA depend on the specifics of the technologies and settings under consideration.
Existing postnatal growth references do not provide guidance about the importance of any deviations from the mean of the reference sample.
The assumption of geometric similarity is violated in modern humans (Sylvester et al., 2008), but the importance of those deviations to the metabolic energy expenditure of humans remains obscure.
For each response, the average scale (i.e. the difference between the mean and minimal experimental values of the DOE study) is also provided as a reference to assess the importance of the deviations.
Existing postnatal growth references have limitations since they are based on less than ideal samples, and do not provide guidance about the importance of any deviations from the mean of the reference samples.
