Sentence examples for increased deviation from inspiring English sources
The downside of this approach could be increased deviation of results obtained with similar strains in other laboratories due to increased genetic drift, which may make it more difficult to reproduce experiments at another location.
In addition, increased deviation of brain age gap predicted pattern of stably low functioning over time (P < 0.05) among CHR individuals.
Two phenomena were observed; first, as the current density increased, deviation from Ohmic behavior was observed, manifested in an increase in output potential difference.
The increased deviation from the near centrosymmetry of the octahedral complexes is due to the replacement of an equatorial water oxygen in [VO(H2O 5]SO4 by a sulfate oxygen in [VO SO4)(H2O)4]·H2O.
Note that the measured ( {updelta mathrm{D}}_{{mathrm{H}}_2mathrm{O}}hbox {updelta mathrm{D}}_{{mathrm{H}}_2} ) relationship showed increased deviation from the theoretically expected relationship in batches with higher ( {updelta mathrm{D}}_{{mathrm{H}}_2mathrm{O}} ) values (deviations of <26‰ for A1 and A2, <42‰ for A3 and A4, and <100‰ for A5 and A6).
Glucose insensitive gin2 mutant (defective in glucose signaling) as well as exogenous glucose application led to increased deviation from vertical suggesting that an optimal glucose signaling is absolutely required for proper gravitropism.
Our prediction is for a positive deviation of the Chisquare, which would indicate a tendency toward increased deviations of the individual egg scores from theoretical expectation.
However, increasing deviation of results with increasing Reynolds number was found.
For later planting dates simulated flowering dates showed an increasing deviation from the observed.
All participants performed best when facing one particular direction, north, and the pointing error increased with increasing deviation from north.
With the increasing deviation there is a trade-off between the increase in the cation's potential energy and a decrease in the potential energy barrier experienced by the guest molecule.
