Sentence examples for relevant deviation from inspiring English sources

LEFM-based data reduction methods are shown to entail a relevant deviation in the fracture toughness results that heavily depends on the size of the fracture process zone.

The way to avoid this behavior is to build the relevant deviation directly into the inference methodology and that is what is done here.

No clinically relevant deviation of axis or shortening was documented in osteosynthesis with 3 nails in 16 patients.

The value of CMIN/DF indicated a relevant deviation between the data and the model since it should have been close to 3 for a correct model.

Subgroup analysis of Q5 for men and women and for patients receiving or not receiving biologics showed similar results on all levels with no relevant deviation (Table  4).

Seven fractures in six patients were seen in group A and five fractures in group B. One patient had residual shortening of 1 cm, and 11 fractures healed without relevant deviation (< 5°) or shortening (< 5 mm).

Deviations from this Gaussian distribution cause relevant deviations in the estimated load spectra.

The SAPS 3-SE did not show relevant deviations from ideal calibration.

Then, the relevant deviations in the forward calculation are analyzed, and an inversion model is proposed to revise the model parameters.

In our view the choice of a δ to specify practically relevant deviations is a necessary aspect of any meaningful inference problem.

The applied ITLC method showed very good correlation with HPLC results (r = 0.961) and was able to detect relevant deviations in radiolabelling procedures.