Sentence examples for produce a deviation from inspiring English sources

We used this filter to eliminate SNPs with unusual genotype proportions due to genotyping error; however, strong viability selection or segregation distortion could also produce a deviation from HWE.

It is important to rule out diffusion as a mechanism; an MSD plot for one run can be misleading since a single run with limited events can produce a deviation for diffusion which could look like "active transport".

The influence of steel fibers at 0.5% Vf produce a deviation in the response once the crack advances to a depth of 70 mm, which occurs close to the peak flexural load.

In all cases, interference concentration that produces a deviation of 10% in COD values is 13.4, 23.4, 21.1 and 2819 mg/L for S2−, Fe2+, NO2− and Cl−, respectively.

After the synthesis, reported in 2008, of anatase microcrystals enriched in high-energy {001} facets, many efforts have been made aimed at tuning the crystal morphology of anatase, by means of either fluorine-mediated or more environmentally friendly methods, producing a deviation from its regular crystal growth.

These show that a two-path model is physically plausible and produces a deviation from the behavior predicted by one-dimensional models analogous to that observed experimentally.

The deviations of greatest interest are therefore caused by those combinations of mutations, such as KRAS plus EGFR, that produce a major deviation from expectation at a high level of confidence because both genes are frequently mutant.

Moreover, the combined 3D effect when connecting two or more of the off-center midline points resulting from small regional remodeling could produce a significant deviation from the actual plane of symmetry.

The administration of therapies in real practice settings is likely to produce a significant deviation from the results predicted by the models, theoretically outweighing the assumption on which the decision process is founded.

As described in fig. 4, there does not seem to be any significant sequestration when the propofol is given as a constant infusion because its subsequent slow release would produce a significant deviation of the model predictions from the observed experimental data.

Arrow 3 does appear to produce a larger total deviation for smaller deviations in input than the other two arrows.