Sentence examples for pattern of deviation from inspiring English sources

1. Cognitive bias [18]—A cognitive bias is a pattern of deviation in judgment which may be caused by inferences about other people and situations [1].

This pattern of deviation from the one-to-one line means an underestimation of high MCH and an overestimation of low MCH.

None of the 15 loci showed a constant pattern of deviation (indicating e.g. amplification errors).

Nevertheless, observations of RMS SD, display the same pattern of deviation (excluding standing height) for both methods.

A similar pattern of deviation from χ, towards unity, was observed in a previous study that mapped the same markers using independently generated crosses (Smith et al, 2005).

Indeed, no pattern of deviation between the two population data sources is discernable by county size, age distribution, or county urban/rural status.

For model 8.51 the overall pattern of deviations was even better, since the line flattens out, but some deviations were significant to the 95% level (Figure 5B).

The pattern of deviations in the case of participant MJ are more scattered, and do not appear to be systematic.

A χ2 test showed no significant difference between the expected distribution of errors and the observed pattern of deviations (Table 1).

The latter is a descriptive method for analyzing graphically the pattern of deviations from zero (total agreement) and for determining whether intraobserver differences decrease or not as the average score increases [ 24].

Pattern of deviations were characterized into five major categories: no deviations, temporary-occasional (deviation at just one clinic visit), temporary-relapsing (more than one deviation but not at consecutive clinic visit), persistent-occasional (deviation at more than one consecutive clinic visits occurring once) and persistent-relapsing (persistent deviation occurring more than once).