Sentence examples for strength of deviation from inspiring English sources
Additionally, Pearson residuals from Chi-squared tests were used to assess the direction (enrichment/depletion) and strength of deviation from associations between sub-family and duplication mechanism expected under the null hypothesis.
As an alternative test we also asked how many nodes exhibited an increase or decrease in entropy, average correlation or absolute correlation and tested the strength of any deviation from the null using the binomial test.
They correspond to the combined strength of all deviations from the ODE, e.g. to the size of the measurement error as well as to the magnitude of the difference between the ODE solution and the data points that is due to natural internal fluctuations not considered by an ODE approach.
The DDC patterns then appear more similar, differing mostly in terms of the strengths of the deviations from the random level, which increase roughly with the time of publication of the PPIN dataset.
And it is also demonstrated that the application of strength standard deviation has higher representativeness than the use of diameter and force standard deviations separately.
Adjustable shunts allow for correction of the field strength and compensation of deviations in the permanent magnet material.
To design a tunable microwave filter, the effects of many parameters such as randomness of layer thickness of the multilayer defect in terms of standard deviation, strength of external magnetic field (B) and electron density of magnetized cold plasma (ne) on transmission peak is discussed.
Up to noise levels four times the strength of the dipoles the deviation of the PDC for the causal pairs remains low.
The variable s is a scaling factor which represents the strength of selection contributed by deviation from the optimal property L prop.
We analyse the strength of the evidence for deviations from uniform intensities in light of historical processes of change.
We apply a method to evaluate the strength of the evidence for deviations from uniform land change in a coastal area, in the context of Intensity Analysis.
