Sentence examples for result in a deviation in from inspiring English sources

When the traffic lane curves, this sideslip result in a deviation in the range of irradiation.

Second, the cultural differences may still exist and result in a deviation in perceiving the items of the questionnaire, although we modified some items to make it more adaptable to Chinese patients.

The balloon was then progressively inflated in 0.5-ml increments to a volume that resulted in a deviation in the balloon pressure from the chamber pressure that exceeded 1 cmH2O.

The random arrangement of fibers can result in a deviation of transverse thermal conductivity in different calculation times.

The two conformations of the β7/β8 loop begin to diverge at Ala220, just prior to Cys221, and result in a deviation of ∼4.0 Å in the Cys221 Cα position (2.4 Å in Sγ).

The new method produces profiles of density and temperature within the shock which are generally indistinguishable from the GHS results except for a deviation in the Tx temperature component in a small region ahead of the shock.

Data excluding patients with any protocol violation (but retaining patients with protocolised treatment deviations) resulted in a difference in ΔDAS44 of 0.42 points in favour of COBRA (95% CI 0.42 to 0.8); adjusted for baseline DAS44: ΔDAS44 is 0.23 points (95% CI −0.1 to 0.57).

Part of the steam is superheated in the post-dryout region, resulting in a deviation from thermodynamic equilibrium between the vapor and liquid phases.

Moreover, even inaccurately drawn VOIs resulted in a deviation of 7% in total kidney GFRFDG and ERPFFDG, a detailed and time-consuming drawing of total kidney VOIs thus appears not necessary and assisting tools such as interpolation of ROIs can be used.

This is a considerable improvement compared to the use of VWF antigen levels as a predictive parameter, which results in a deviation of maximal 3 h in 22/38 patients (58%).

When the left side is affected, a head rotation to the left away from the perceived neutral head position (inserted 'c' in figure 6A, B) results in a deviation of light cupulae in the ampullopetal direction (inserted 'd' in figure 6A) and heavy cupulae in the ampullofugal direction (inserted 'd' in figure 6B).