Following a simplified procedure where the horizontal stiffness of the frame is modeled by a spring at the joint of the frame, it has been found that the developed axial force in the girder can be neglected (insignificant deviation of the exact results).
Synergy plots are shown as the percent inhibition above or below expected (calculated additive inhibition), and are presented as the mean of three replicates at a level of 95% confidence, which eliminates insignificant deviations from the additive surface.
Notably, the SEC has adopted certain rules to permit insignificant deviations from compliance in some contexts.
The new theoretically and experimentally obtained flow-rates fit well, except insignificant deviations.
It is understood as random insignificant deviations from the symmetrical state (Zakharov et al. 2001) owing to the stochastic nature of molecular processes that provide the expression of genes (ontogenetic noise; Leamy and Klingenberg 2005).
The shape of the curves is symmetrical and close to linear with an insignificant deviation from linearity due to the presence of some amount of QHC, which is more pronounced for the samples C2700 (not shown) and C3060.
Figure 5 presents the deviation of the estimated capacity with channel estimation error for three different CE SNR (10, 20, and 30 dB) in the case of 2×2 MIMO. Figure 5 clearly shows that a significant deviation in the measured MIMO channel capacity may result where the CE SNR is 10 dB, while the 30 dB CE SNR gives insignificant deviation.
At the first phase of dependence, an increase in traffic intensity (to 915 vehicles/h) induced a decrease in scores to 2 (insignificant deviation from norm), whereas it was estimated by 3 scores (middle deviation from norm) in the control and 4 scores (significant deviation from norm) in the plot with minimum load.
However, almost all differences between baseline and follow-up were statistically insignificant and the standard deviations of the estimated means were large.
Standard deviations of best-fitting planes.
