Sentence examples for measuring deviations from inspiring English sources

Recently suggested novel implementation of the statistical distance measure (DM) for evaluating "physiological dysregulation" (PD) in aging individuals (based on measuring deviations of multiple biomarkers from baseline or normal physiological states) allows reducing high-dimensional biomarker space into a single PD estimate.

Measuring deviations of more than ± 3 mmHg occur in nearly one fifth of the sphygmomanometers; they are clinically relevant, as they can lead to over- or under-treatment of hypertension.

We claimed no more success than was achieved and did not attempt to conceal the fact that we did not meet some of our initial goals, specifically automatically detecting lies and measuring deviation in the audio fundamental frequency.

Local monomer concentrations, true reactivity ratios, distribution coefficients K and the newly introduced parameter A, measuring deviation of the local concentration from the global concentration, were calculated.

In [14], a simplified alternative method for measuring deviation from stationarity in locally stationary processes was presented.

In other words, neuroscience is seen as capable of objectively measuring deviation, from which evaluations and management of behaviours can be deduced (Littlefield 2009).

On the one hand, indices measuring deviation from uniform codon usage have been shown repeatedly to overestimate deviation for short sequences.

Controls exclude conventional physical explanations or experimental error as the source of the measured deviations.

As a novel approach, comparison of measured deviations with available error patterns facilitates the error source isolation.

We measured deviations of 50° near office tables.

Error bars represent min and max measured deviations of mean binding efficiency.