Sentence examples for noted from the expected from inspiring English sources
Overall, the eccentricity versus distance plots in area V2, V3 of the lesioned hemisphere follow the trend seen in the intact hemisphere, though small but significant deviations are noted from the expected pattern inside the region of the LPZs (Figure 6B).
The frequency of allele fractions of mutations on chromosome 3p were plotted and loss of heterozygosity was identified in 15 samples where allelic shift (vertical red and blue lines) was noted from the expected distribution centered at 0.5 (vertical black line).
Therefore, for the Thin/NR cell, integrating sphere measurements were performed at several wavelengths where scattering from the rods was expected (as noted from the UV vis measurements of bare ZnO nanorod arrays) and where P3HT shows prominent absorption.
However, it should be noted that the expected utility criterion does not necessarily follow from utilitarianism.
19 The method involves two observers, one with human factors (HFs) and one with a surgical background, observing entire operative procedures and noting any deviations from the expected or planned course.
Note that is the expected throughput from the best cell.
She sings them in a voice that defies its own sweetness with wavery, rasping attacks or a deliberate turn away from the expected note.
The images were assessed for plausibility, and deviations from the expected point cloud were noted.
In all cases, the four subunits of ACCase were clearly expressed and we noted distinct bands of the expected size from bacterial extracts when compared with the control strain.
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Note that, as expected from the extent of LD, multivariate analyses using the SMARTPCA software package [42] which allows to perform correction for the extent of LD (by replacing individual SNP values with the residuals from a multivariate regression without intercept on the two preceding SNPs on the map, provided they are less than 200 kb apart) lead to almost identical results.
