Sentence examples for magnitude of deviations from inspiring English sources

However, challenges remain for its practical implementation, considering the number of assumptions and magnitude of deviations to be considered.

When the ρb was less than 1450 1500 kg m−3, inputting ρb and/or Ks consistently reduced the magnitude of deviations from the baseline and therefore should be measured from undisturbed soil samples.

In supplementary materials S3.3, we offer additional quantitative assessment of these predictions (fig. S19), demonstrating our model's predictive power pertaining to both the fraction of papers whose citations it correctly predicts and the magnitude of deviations between predicted and the real citations.

The PC index is defined as the magnitude of deviations in the horizontal component from the quiet day level at stations in the polar cap and is used as a proxy of the two cell convection pattern (Kamide and Kokubun, 1996).

The RMS of deviation were also quantified, and this showed an indirect correlation with the magnitude of deviations.

In this article we seek to understand the magnitude of deviations from the classical kinetic equations in small intracellular compartment volumes.

The magnitude of deviation depends on the time when the well is logged.

Regardless of the magnitude of deviation of the primary root axis from the gravity vector, the newly emerging lateral roots tended to keep a constant angle to the gravity vector.

Mechanical femoro-tibial angle (mFTA) was measured on long-limb films, while scanograms were used to confirm mechanical axis deviation (MAD) using the mal-alignment test and to define the magnitude of deviation.

An arbitrary classification scheme was proposed based on the magnitude of deviation (d) as: additive (⩽10%, class-I) and moderately (10 < d ⩽ 30%, class-II), highly (30 < d ⩽ 50%, class-III) and very highly (>50%, class-IV) antagonistic/synergistic.

where n represents the magnitude of deviation of the electrical response from the ideal condition, and this can be determined from the location of the centre of the semicircles; ω0 is the frequency at the maximum of the semicircle.