Sentence examples for results that deviate from inspiring English sources

However, its corresponding stochastic model produces results that deviate substantially from the average responses.

However, we found that, for low/medium abundance TFs, the copy number model in conjunction with the smallest subsystem (46 Kbp) can lead to results that deviate significantly from the ones of the full system (the top second panel in Figure 4).

Sometimes the real opportunities lie in the results that deviate from business as usual.

The RSU first drops the sensing results that are less trustworthy (i.e., results that deviate much from the mean) and updates the sets and (leftthreetimes ^{b}) as follows, (3).

That means the model essentially downplays a single poll's results that deviate substantially from what most of the other polls show.

The value increased only slowly because scientists were easily biased toward rejecting results that deviated too far from expectations, based on Millikan's number.

Modeling gain-loss dynamics of elongation factor genes along the rate-smoothed tree yields results that strongly deviate from those obtained with the original reference tree: probabilities of the character states along the major part of backbone are now around 50% for EFL and around 50% for the presence of both genes.

Accuracy was assessed as the percentage of results that did not deviate more than 30% from the measured GFR and also as the combined root mean square error (CRMSE).

We noted, however, that the ODE model produced results that deviated from the same group's experimental data [12].

However, the process is rather complex and sputtering from a compound target frequently results in film compositions that deviate significantly from that of the target.

The analysis elucidates the way in which gravity-driven natural convection and solute sedimentation can result in solid fractions that deviate markedly from Scheil and Lever-rule-based models, which could alter mushy zone permeability.