Sentence examples for leading to a deviation from inspiring English sources

Two-stage ignition is observed for temperatures between 685 K and 790 K, leading to a deviation from Arrhenius behavior of the evolution of ignition delays with temperature.

The nitrogen addition at the present level caused the following significant changes in the stress strain response: (1) a considerable increase in the critical resolved shear stresses leading to a deviation from Schmid Law (2) suppression of twinning although planar slip was evident (3) changes in the deformation mechanisms and (4) a decrease in strain hardening coefficients.

If Slp1 transitions first, Cdc2 can again transition to 2, leading to a deviation from the cell cycle.

In-hospital postoperative complications: Any adverse event leading to a deviation from the normal postoperative course during a patient's hospitalisation after surgery until discharge.

Other complications: Other events leading to a deviation from the normal intraoperative course of the surgery, reported by the surgeon or the anaesthetist or in existing institutional databases.

When the contact radius is comparable with the intrinsic length, surface effect is much obvious, leading to a serious deviation between the two solutions predicted respectively by the theoretical model developed for nanomaterials and the classical contact model.

The EL5 scheme is evidently much better at conserving mass in this test than MP5, leading to a cumulative deviation of ({sim}10^{-7}~M_{odot}) whish is almost three orders of magnitude smaller than the MP5 value.

It is important to note that the EO mobility slightly varies at different electric field strengths[22], leading to a slight deviation especially when field strength is high, which in turns explains the fact that the interception of the line in Figure 5 was slightly smaller than the ideal number (zero).

The curve leading to a higher deviation was used to calculate the depicted error of the 50% neutralization rate.

This can be observed clearly in fig. 1A, Assay 3: In DNA of less than 300 bp, the detected copy numbers for 18S were strongly reduced, leading to a considerable deviation from the correct SRY-to-18S ratio of 1∶2 in fractions of DNA <500 bp.

TOF is characterized by a malalignment of the conal septum leading to a rightward deviation of the aorta.