Sentence examples for overall deviation from inspiring English sources
Six corresponding-states based models were considered for comparison, the lowest overall deviation being 3.7%.
Although there is a rather consistent positive deviation (the prediction) during the first four hours of the specified period, the overall deviation is very small and slightly negative.
An index quantifying the overall deviation in pelvic tilt and hip flexion was used to define outcome categories.
The overall deviation for individual fields on a seasonal basis was 12% and decreased to 6% for an annual cycle.
The simulation results of bubble diameter, velocity and aspect ratio agree well with the experimental data with the overall deviation of 7.52%, 12.17% and 5.17%, respectively.
The overall deviation of the achieved solutions from the best known results is 0.019% on average, which is a significant improvement compared with state-of-the-art algorithms.
For experimental data, the CT retains an advantage over the STFT although measurement noise and parameter uncertainties lead to larger overall deviations from the theoretically expected solutions.
Putting Figs. 8(a) and 8(b) together, we infer that overall deviations during solar minimum and maximum years are comparable for URSI option, but are marginally difference for CCIR model.
These studies do not allow estimating an IF, as it is unclear to which extent each of the factors listed above (stochaistic uncertainty, interactions, incomplete consideration of all components present) was responsible for the overall deviations between CA-predictions and observations.
Provided the isolation model of speciation is a good fit to the data overall, deviations from model expectations at individual loci would suggest population genetic forces other than mutation and drift are required to explain the observations.
Overall deviations from Hardy-Weinberg proportions for the HLA-B and HLA-C alleles were tested using the conventional Monte Carlo exact test of Guo and Thompson (1992) [31] implemented through the computer program TFPGA (Tools for Population Genetic Analyses version 1.3; 1997: author Mark. P. Miller).
