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In this method, we assume that injecting false data into the power systems will lead to a deviation in the probability distribution of the state vector from the normal trend.

In addition, viscosity has least significant impact but the higher uncertainty range of viscosity may lead to a higher possible deviation in volume design.

However, in the MOE preparation, the selected pyrrolidine conformation is different and led to an obvious deviation in the placement of enalaprilat's carboxylate group, thus, making close contacts with the surrounding polar residues infeasible.

As benchmarked against pure methane, the vaporization of an LNG containing about 90% (mole fraction) of methane would lead to an absolute deviation of 5.5 K in the outlet NG temperature and a maximum relative deviation of 11.4% in the tube side HTC in a bundle of about 816 U tubes at the inlet pressure of 12 MPa and mass flux of 200 kg·m−200−1.

The method however can lead to significant deviation in age assessment, due to a variety of observers with different levels of training.

If there is misregistration leading to the incorrect correspondence in the two images, this may lead to wide deviation in the reflectance estimation especially in and around the edges where the image difference could be significantly large.

Although this might lead to some deviation in the obtained results, the data presented in Fig.  6 could be compared qualitatively.

Nonetheless, it is likely that a reduction in process deviations will eventually lead to a reduction in adverse outcomes.

As described above, this result is expected, since in the case of fixations directed towards random positions the application of a correction towards the location of the stimuli will lead to an increase in the deviation from the veridical positions of the fixations.

Fracture slippage will lead to an increase in the standard deviation of the aperture fluctuations and result in preferential flow channeling in the direction perpendicular to the shear displacement (Yeo et al. 1998; Plouraboué et al. 2000; Watanabe et al. 2008).

Both hydrogen bond content and degree of crystallinity lead to the observed deviation in Tg from the values predicted by conventional models.