Sentence examples for may have deviations from inspiring English sources

real composite structures may have deviations with respect to the calculated response (or deterministic response).

However, current studies are mostly limited to one variable time series and the results sometimes may have deviation from the real situation.

The accuracy of atmospheric pressure data is not high enough to reflect the complexity of the terrain in a small region, so the distribution of atmospheric loading may have deviation in Sichuan-Yunnan region.

Therefore, sensor clocks may have small deviations from one to another.

This may have caused deviations in allometries in comparison to trees growing in closed canopy systems with relatively taller, smaller crowned individuals.

There exist some cases however where this assumption failed: for example the frequency of the aboard ship the electrical network frequency may have significant deviation.

Since the modified temperature curve has deviations and may have forecast errors, five patterns are generated based on the standard deviation: Extremely high (+2 standard deviations), High (+1 standard deviation), Middle, Low (−1 standard deviation), and Extremely low (−2 standard deviations).

Collection of cost information in a longitudinally spanned time frame may have caused some deviations in the total costs but all the future values are discounted with national real and 10-year average inflation rates.

This indicated that cell growth causes intracellular accumulation of OAA and FUM, which would not be in accordance with the metabolic process that we expect in E. coli and may have resulted in deviations from the experimental observations.

Although the accuracy of a transcutaneous device has been proven, there may have been some deviation between the two methods.

The random residual, eijk, was weighted by wijk for the kth individual according to Garrick et al. [ 44] to account for the fact that individuals may have multiple yield deviation records.