Sentence examples for same deviation from from inspiring English sources

The risk of perinatal mortality was greater in twins than in singletons at the same deviation from the ideal category of each plurality.

That is, those from the same division share the same deviation from the population-averaged intercept among all children, leading to division-specific intercepts.

The interpretation of the new coefficients would, therefore, be that the same deviation from the fluxes of maximum possibility will be now be considered as a less possible fact.

Examples of how patients adapt to severe disorders of physiology caused by disease can be found in the outpatient setting, as many thrive with remarkable impairments of gas exchange and cardiac function that would disable a healthy patient suddenly confronted with the same deviations from normal parameters.

The same deviation could be observed in both populations from Tyrol and Prague.

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Under these assumptions, all values d xy are approximately the same and deviations from this can be used to identify outlier arrays.

In the case of a given gene being a DEG target, which was defined as whole gene expression difference rather than an individual exon difference, the ratios between WT and pcfs4 of all exons for this gene would have the same degree of deviation from 1 (if larger than 1, under expressed in pcfs4; if smaller than 1, over expressed in pcfs4).

The same test for deviation from 1 1 was also used for sex ratios of infected and uninfected isofemale lines.

Since only two regions were examined, sampling can also be the reason that both regions showed the same direction of deviation from expected.

In addition, Tajima's D statistic was significantly negative for COI data from clade A and marginally non-significant for cytB data in the same clade, indicating deviation from neutral evolution and suggestive of demographic expansion.