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The maximum deviations in the results were 9.4% and 2.3% for the temperature of the back wall and the outlet air, respectively.

For example, the maximum deviations in TOC values between the two methods occur at depths of 6,870, 6,990, and 7,300 ft (2,094, 2,130, and 2,224 m), being ~2, ~1, and 1.5 %, respectively.

A number of case studies demonstrating the applicability of the integrated framework are discussed, where the maximum deviations in the part are significantly reduced and the average absolute deviations for the complete part are brought down to less than 0.5 mm.

The maximum deviation, in a linear scale, is the same over the whole beampattern.

The maximum deviation in effective multiplication factor results of CNUREAS was 0.7% with deterministic codes and 1.5% with Monte Carlo codes.

Maximum deviation in result has been found in the cases which have minimum axial load (48 N) for every size of defect.

So, we took three times the maximum deviation in Fig. 13, i.e., 1.2 × 3 = 3.6 K as the threshold for removing outliers.

Maximum deviation in result has been found to be 4.06% for the defect width of 1.1820 mm at no load which was found further reduced to 1.02% with increase in load.

The RSDs of W-AAO2-Au in the SERS intensities were limited to only approximately 7% within a given substrate (that of Klarite® substrate is 7.12%), and the maximum deviation in the SERS intensities was limited to approximately 13%.

It could be observed that the maximum deviation in the measurement of pH reached 0.3 unit in the presence of external light, while it decreased to 0.05 unit with bioreactor shading treatment.

As with the other datasets, under the greedy selection, we find that there is an intermediate number of clusters which yield a maximum deviation in the transcriptional state, after which the inclusion of additional clusters appears to diminish the appearance of the change between the different states (Figure 4a).