Sentence examples for quantitative deviation from inspiring English sources

Relative to test results some qualitative agreement is observed though there is significant quantitative deviation.

The quantitative deviation of the PL energy E with temperature (dE/dT) for both Si NP samples was found to be the same.

A closer inspection, however, indicates quantitative deviation from that based on the simple Zintl count.

Originally, the term oxidative stress was primarily defined by quantitative deviation from a supposedly neutral steady-state level of ROS (136, 140).

Nevertheless, several researchers suggested that depression may best be viewed as a quantitative deviation from "normal" affective experience and that it is a dimensional, not a categorical, construct [ 17, 18].

Quantitative deviation means a state where either increased formation of ROS or diminished cellular antioxidant defense leads to disequilibrium and a shift in the cellular redox balance (Fig. 1).

Results show differences in quantitative deviations among simulations of the mini-helicopter as system without network and with network.

Our results not only show that JKR describes the dependence on materials parameters qualitatively well, but also point at considerable quantitative deviations.

We show that neglecting that transient nature may yield appreciable qualitative and quantitative deviations, especially if a particle has a high solubility, large molecular weight, or low density.

Despite quantitative deviations in the measured and numerical results, it appears that the FE model can be used as a valid predictor of the actual strain and stem-bone micromotion.

(ii) Secondly, apart from quantitative deviations in the kbi,ratio the Head3/Neck1 chimera showed fundamental differences to the NcKin3 reference construct.