Sentence examples for measuring the deviation from inspiring English sources

Atrophy and weakness of the tongue muscles supplied by the hypoglossal nerve can be assessed by measuring the deviation of the tongue when extended toward the weak side.

The damage accumulation in the composite is predicted by measuring the deviation of piezoresistance from the elastic response line using statistical analysis.

In this paper, rather than using saliency as an add-on to image quality metrics, we investigate the plausibility of approximating picture quality based on measuring the deviation of saliency induced by distortion.

The placement precision was as good as ∼5 nm as obtained from measuring the deviation of each nanoparticle from the centerline of the silicon oxide lines (from total 217 nanoparticles including all outliers).

A detoured path detection is proposed to detect if the shortest path between nodes is detoured from their direct path by measuring the deviation in the hop count between the direct and shortest paths.

Dual parameters λ j b (t), measuring the deviation of powers over time from the target power values on a particular beam, are updated according to the following rule: λ jb t + 1 = λ jb t + β 3 c jb k ∗, P ̄ j m − P ̄ jb m t +. (18).

An improved method of measuring the deviations from an ideal free field was used to calibrate the room.

The Hill coefficient measures the deviation of the Michaelis Menten kinetics and describes quantitatively the degree of enzyme cooperativity18.

Bias measures the deviation of the mean impact point from the actual aim point.

This arrangement allowed to measure the deviation of the adjusted angle from the locked angle on an interval scale.

A simplified non-dimensional channel velocity has been suggested based on the channel pressure drop and the mean channel pressure drop of plate package, to measure the deviation of the particular channel flow rate from the mean channel flow rate.