Sentence examples for patterns of deviation from inspiring English sources

Kahneman's and Tversky's groundbreaking work on the psychology of decision-making ([5 7]; [8]) offers vivid exemplifications of patterns of deviation in judgment that occur under risk.

First, if there were consistent patterns of deviation from the intent of the mini-units, then we could use teachers' adaptations as a source of potential revisions.

Such patterns of deviation could also indicate existence of null alleles; therefore, several different approaches were examined to address this issue.

Deviations are shown as deviations from a horizontal line (y = 0) instead of deviations from a curve (the density function) in order to facilitate identification of patterns of deviation.

Understanding how such a machine works requires deterministic dissection of component parts and their interactions, with medical interventions structured by delineation of disease states, and therapy development based on substantiated causes and patterns of deviation from optimal function.

To try to trick listeners into believing music was played by humans, he has created a model based on his data that introduces patterns of deviations into a computer's beat.

Functional connectivity [13], [15] captures patterns of deviations from statistical independence between distributed neuronal units, measuring their correlation/covariance, spectral coherence or phase-locking.

In the 1979 1991 period, the Bland-Altman plot did not reveal any systematic patterns of deviations between BWs in the two registers.

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

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].

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