Sentence examples for one deviated from inspiring English sources
We find that of the 31 SNPs genotyped, ten were monomorphic in all three Scandinavian samples, two had very low frequency and one deviated from that distribution expected under Hardy-Weinberg proportions in one of the control samples.
Cows were diagnosed as having indigestion based on at least one deviating rumen fluid parameter.
Unfortunately, one deviating direct comparison may have side effects on the network estimates of others, thus producing hot spots of inconsistency.
In [9] Wang studied the following prescribed mean curvature Rayleigh equation with one deviating argument: ( φ p ( x ′ ( t ) 1 + x ′ 2 ( t ) ) ) ′ + f ( t, x ′ ( t ) ) + g ( t, x ( t − τ ( t ) ) ) = e ( t ) (1.1).
With this new computational power, molecular level data can now be used to improve medical understanding, as the farther one deviates from the patient level, the more data will be generated.
Very recently, Wang [16] considered a class of prescribed mean curvature p-Laplacian Rayleigh equation with one deviating argument as follows: biggl varphi_{p} biggl(frac{x'(t)}{sqrt{1+x^{prime2}(t)}} biggr) biggr)'+fbigl(x'(t bigr)+gbigl xbigl t-tau(t) bigr)bigr)=e(t).
We have illustrated the importance of assessing consistency in network meta-analyses, where, for example, one deviating component meta-analysis may induce a hot spot of inconsistency.
However, the patterns emerging from the studies on the decision-making mechanisms underlying female mating preferences show that choice may be context-dependent (Kirkpatrick et al. 2006; Reaney 2009; Royle et al. 2008; present one), deviating from the assumptions of rational choice theory (Luce 1959; Tversky and Simonson 1993).
The distributions of the summed PAHs as well as the eight individual ones deviated from normality (Kolmogorov Smirnov test p-values < 0.001).
At the Woodcrest School, for instance, the one deviating most from the guidelines, only 31 students of nearly 400 would have to be moved.
