Sentence examples for measures deviated from from inspiring English sources

A month later, 5 of the 18 valuation measures deviated from the midpoint.

The original cholesterol measures deviated from normality and had outliers.

Both measures deviated from the expected values of small-world networks and tended toward those of a random network.

Finally, we tested if the pmt allele frequency distribution, based on nucleotide diversity measures, deviated from neutrality in a tolerant and sensitive population.

These long-term measures deviated from the Russell Standard, as we did not allow participants to have smoked any cigarettes during the abstinence period, abstinence was not verified biochemically and we could not avoid the possibility that some assessors at the 6-month follow-up became unblinded to allocation.

While the sample entropy and rest/activity ratio appear to display a high degree of covariation in the plots and therefore should be contrasted, it may be that periods when these two measures deviate from each other are of particular interest.

Many health and nursing related outcome measures deviate from this assumption.

For a freshly matured MEA, the dimensionless distributions have been shown to be of moderate uniformity, whatever the cell current, with average deviations of the dimensionless cd in the range 0.16 0.25 (i.e. cd measured deviated from 16 to 25% from the expected value).

For the identification of weakly conserved target motifs, Z-Score or LogOdd provide the best results since their main criterion is not directly based on the support but rather on how this measure deviates from the expected value.

This step deviates from manufacturer's suggestion.

Hence, the measured capacitances deviated from the true ones at high junction conductance.