Sentence examples for normalized deviance from inspiring English sources

Less than 20 years later, the Columbia was lost due to the same "normalized deviance," Spear said.

In the moment the job might get done, Spear said, but this "normalized deviance" needs to be avoided, or else there is a slim chance of correcting irregularities in the future.

Linearity was assumed if the p-gain defined as the difference in normalized deviance between the GAM model and the linear model for the same exposure and outcome (Royston and Ambler 1998) was > 0.10.

Nonlinearity of associations was tested with the gain statistic, which compares the difference in normalized deviance between the cubic spline model and a model fit with a linear term for the predictor of interest (24).

These models did not always indicate clear linear relationships (p-gain defined as the difference in normalized deviance between the GAM model and the linear model for the same predictor < 0.05).

Ten years ago we published The Challenger Launch Decision: Risky Technology, Culture, and Deviance at NASA by Diane Vaughan which put forth the view now widely accepted that the Challenger accident was not the result of bad engineeering but of a management culture that normalized deviance: that flew missions even when presented with evidence of serious problems.

It enables the normalization of deviance.

Crime reflects universal abnormality and deviance from normal social orders.

With the R package "QuasiSeq" [ 93] (http://cran.rproject.org/web/packages/ QuasiSeq/index.html), quasi-negative binomial deviances of each gene were computed, and the normalized count data was fitted with a quasi-likelihood model.

"Excess, infraction, deviance.

Is ideological deviance forbidden?