Sentence examples for nominal deviation from inspiring English sources

However, a nominal deviation in the value of J has been observed with respect to case 4, i.e., in normalized loading curves by Heath et al. (1990).

As shown in Table 1, the Mean Recovery ranged between 95 – 105% while exhibiting nominal deviation.

The proximate marker rs734553 also showed nominal deviation from HWE in gout cases (p = 0.05), whereas the other markers exhibited p-values>0.18.

The dynamic models with those stage efficiencies were simulated to predict both the steady state operation and transient operation under step change in solvent flow rate scenario with nominal deviations in a range of 3-63-6% the simulation results with simulation time 35 times higher than the real-time.

This deviation is reasonably attributed to the nominal difference in 'J' values under those two respective cases.

As one cannot manufacture many components with the same nominal value, the deviation from nominal value will be inevitable.

Titrations of a total alkalinity from standard seawater provided by A. G. Dickson (batch 90) were within 1.7 µmol kg−1 of the nominal value (standard deviation = 1.85 µmol kg−1; n = 12).

Continuous variables are expressed as mean ± standard deviation; nominal variables are expressed as count and percentages.

The literature highlighted that significant deviations from the nominal values are observed: these deviations are not constant over all the part surfaces but strictly depend upon the process parameters, i.e. the layer thickness and the deposition angle.

The run must be accepted (or rejected) based on the QC acceptance criteria (typically, a 4-6-X rule, where X is a selected percent deviation from nominal value), but also on the results of the calibration standards (back-calculated value within 20% of nominal).

Permanent frequency deviation from nominal value directly affects exploitation and reliability of power system.