Sentence examples for proportional deviation from from inspiring English sources
The relative accuracy of the estimated results was estimated by calculating proportional deviation from the measured to the estimated value.
Absolute and proportional deviations from observed half-lives were calculated.
In this case the inequality "<<" symbol means that most of the proportional deviation down from F is observed compared with the total possible deviation of F − 50.
The curves for mean OWBW, OWUS, and proportional deviation of OWBW from OWUS were calculated from 16 to 39 weeks gestation because few ultrasound scans were conducted outside this interval (Table 3).
Our results indicate that the proportional deviation of OWBW from OWUS was statistically significant prior to 28 weeks gestation, after accounting for individualised growth potential and excluding those with diagnosed growth restriction or known growth restricting pathologies.
The proportional deviation of OWBW from OWUS was calculated at each gestational age as: (3) Proportional Deviation = O W BW O W US O W USUS The formula for OWBW was considered an appropriate representation of OWUS at gestational ages where the 95% bootstrap confidence interval [ 13] for the proportional deviation intersected zero.
We calculated statistical values for both the proportional deviation and additive partition calculations as a function of individual biomass values from each of the five polycultures and mean monoculture values.
Bottom: flow in a region is represented as a circle whose radius is proportional to deviation from median volume in all zones.
In addition, the experimentally determined V C works as a factor to correct proportional deviations in OCR t) that may arise from inaccuracies in the model.
Oxygen was assumed to be initially at atmospheric saturation levels (0.217 mM at 37∘ C) and repleted at a rate proportional to its deviation from saturation (Gupta and Rao, 2003).
The rate of bacterial adaptation (rate of change of genotype frequencies) is proportional to the deviation from a perfect linear correlation between growth and lysis across the bacterial community; the form of Equation 2 means that genotype density only changes when there is an imbalance between growth and lysis rates.
