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The study warned that "while an approximate deviation of 10percentt may not be clinically significant, the larger deviations in this study could be hazardous" in some cases.

The approximate standard deviation of each threshold value was estimated by calculating the standard deviation of the average of each consecutive pair of reversal points (one peak and one valley) (Wetherill and Levitt, 1965).

The values of the deviation on the second column of the Table result from the approximate relation: Table 5 Deviation ΔR for different values of X Projection Approximation Clothoid Cubic Parab.

The alignment design with the simultaneous use of the cubic parabola and of the approximate value of the deviation can lead to serious mistakes.

Following the work of Natoli and Ceperley, the division between the direct- and reciprocal-space terms is optimized by minimizing the squared deviation of the approximate representation from the exact form.

From Figure 2, we can observe that there is a slight deviation between the approximate BER and the simulated BER, when the Nakagami-TAp is applied.

The deviations between the approximate and exact solutions for different values of ε and other variables, calculated in the Laplace domain, enable us to evaluate the cases where the approximate solution can be satisfactorily used.

Moreover, deviations from the approximate additivity of binding energies for the single nucleotide positions have also been observed.

It can be observed that the deviation error from the approximate line becomes larger as the angular speeds become larger in both the pan and tile angles.

The height of the largest deviation from the mean profile is regarded as the approximate altitude of the ES.

Two of the approximate methods were variations of an approximate multitrait model that used either yield deviations or de-regressed breeding values.