Sentence examples for survey deviation from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a multi-disciplinary approach for identification of historic buildings structural health with combination of Terrestrial Laser Scanning (TLS) survey, Deviation Analysis (DA) and Finite Element (FE) numerical modelling.

In most surveys, occasional deviations for medical reasons were recorded.

CISS: convergence insufficiency symptom survey; SD: standard deviation.

TRAILS: Tracking Adolescents' Individual Lives Survey; SD: Standard Deviation; SES: Socioeconomic Status; CIDI Composite International Diagnostic Interview MNLMLMultinomialiaLogisticic Model The authors declare that they have no competing interests.

CAM: Complementary and alternative medicine; NHIS National Health Interview Survey CDC Centers for Disease Control and PreventionioNCCAMCAM: National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine KOMM: Korean oriental medicine; KRW: Korean won; OR: Odds ratio; CI: Confidence interval; KNHANES: Korea Health and Nutrition Examination Survey; SD: Standard deviation.

The impact parameters measuring the probability of seeking care and the probability of receiving ORS-Z if care was sought were modeled as normal distributions with mean equal to the observed proportion seeking care based on the household survey and standard deviation calculated as SD = p 1-p) × N1/2.

In general, there is a good agreement between EMAG2 and our survey, but systematic deviations occur, e.g. in the area marked by an ellipse at around 84°N, 81°W (Fig. 2 a, b)). Figure 2(c) shows the detrended grid difference (cyan) along a LOMGRAV traverse line (location indicated as black line in Fig. 2(b)) and the survey data ΔFsurvey after levelling (red).

The mean age of patients who completed the survey was 72.7 (standard deviation 6.2) years.

Finally, to find possible deviations between survey patterns, the third model was estimated separately for the two surveys.

Comparing administrative-based with survey-based coverage estimates in the 52 health districts reveals variations in the validity of administrative estimates across the country, with deviations from survey rates varying in extent and significance between different geographical areas.

This survey has found that deviations from the guideline advocated method of ABI measurement are commonplace and two inter-related factors have emerged as important with regard to this.