Sentence examples for make deviations in from inspiring English sources

The spike lengths represent bin counts, using the square root of the frequencies to stabilise the sampling variation across bins and make deviations in the tails, where the counts are small, more visible.

In any case, roots in soil, besides their movements due to nutations, would be expected to make small deviations in growth direction due to contact with soil particles.

We therefore suggested that this higher volatility might have made a stronger deviation in any given year more likely (RVH) and might have contributed to the low East German SRB in 1991.

Also, after the weight, the pixel with the T2 value near the peak value will approach 1, and those with a difference more than four standard deviations will make no sense in the confidence image.

Observations are made concerning deviations which arise in results obtained at higher concentrations.

People learned to make any deviation from their own platform seem the first step on the slippery slope to "1984".

Deviations make him suspicious, and modern art, in his book, is the prime suspect.

The large number of non-cases makes the specificity robust to small deviations in the number of observed cases.

But whatever you think of his deviations from Tea Party purity, they make some sense in the context of Texas.

Severe neurological pathology causes grossly larger gait deviations, which makes potential gait deviations easier to recognize.

In the scale, the three shape parameters cannot make much difference on the measurement deviation from the standard.