Sentence examples for majority of deviations from inspiring English sources

This is the reason why the majority of deviations from guidelines in this study were due to the diagnosis/reason for consultation.

The first concerns the time it takes to perform the measurement, as the majority of deviations could be attributed to attempts to reduce this.

Though the majority of deviations observed were empirically characterised as minor, those that involved unjustified referrals and unnecessary tests could have had an adverse impact on resource usage and also costs.

At higher expression levels, the number of zero-flag FDM sequences after correction approaches 100% of the expressed models, presumably in part because at higher expression deviations due to poor sequence coverage occur more infrequently and the majority of observed deviations are due to correctable errors in the predicted gene models.

The majority of these deviations follow a normal distribution.

The majority of process deviations in the control group could be corrected before commencement of the procedure, but not without causing delay or postponement in many patients.

There are gender and age differences, but in general the standardization sample means fluctuate around a value of 3.0, and the majority of standard deviations fall between.50 and.85.

Even if the majority of protocol deviations defined in this study are uncontroversial, failure to interrupt resuscitation after 15 or 30 min is contestable.

Thus, it appears that the majority of standard deviations between VirtualEye and HFA II results (as well as between two modes of the VirtualEye) may be attributed to the intrinsic reproducibility of perimetric measurements.

In sharp contrast to the great majority of large deviation problems, for oscillatory systems one can construct explicit solutions.

As this paper demonstrates, for Lagrangian systems, in contrast to the great majority of large deviation problems, explicit logarithmic asymptotics of escape rate can be found.