Sentence examples for reason for the deviations from inspiring English sources
A second reason for the deviations is that the path loss close to the transmitter (low path losses) is somewhat overestimated by the prediction (see also T1(2) in Table 5, column 'Zuiderpoort').
A probable reason for the deviations from expectations is that the statistics in Tables 6, 7 and 8 were computed for variables other than the response variables of regression analyses.
This could be the underlying reason for the deviations between the actual representative plots of the various sequences and their fitted curves observed in several graphs.
A major reason for the deviation is the mobility of American companies, particularly the ease with which they now shift operations to China and India.
The specific surface area of smectite is much higher than that of I/S, which is probably the main reason for the deviation from the rule in the LY formation.
The co-ion transference and the dependence of the exchange of cations between the solution and the membrane phase and on the electrolyte concentration [20] are possibly the reason for the deviation.
The reason for the deviation is that, in this study, the briquettes were formed at low temperature (i.e. room temperature); thus, the formation of solid bridge resulting from the natural bonding of chemicals may be absent or minimal.
A reason for the deviation in the constant-pressure production in Gerami et al. (2007) is due to the use of data generated by CMG-IMEX that applies the liquid-form interporosity flow equation.
CoFe2O4 has a large magnetic anisotropy, so that it can exert a pinning action on the CoFe2 phase, similar to the pinning effect of Fe oxide on Fe in Fe/Fe oxide NPs [38], which is the possible reason for the deviation between M r/M s and 1/lgH dip.
The smaller temperature range in which we performed our experiments could be the reason for the deviation from the value that was previously reported.
If the reason for the deviation, contrary to our belief, were due to genotyping error and if the error were random with regard to case-control status, association between the TA n and breast cancer would be underestimated.
