Sentence examples for the reported deviations from inspiring English sources
The reported deviations are nevertheless interesting from a conceptual view point.
Another limitation in all these studies focusing on leg axis is that the reported deviations from the planned leg axis are partially influenced by the fact that intraoperatively the final leg axis is evaluated on the resting leg whereas the postoperative X-ray control is done on the weight bearing leg which automatically means 1° or 2° of difference.
The most frequently reported deviations are reduced stride length and reduced cadence, reduced gait velocity, and reduced joint excursion; in particular reduced hip extension in the sagittal plane [ 18- 24].
This effect is expected to be important for low arterial pressures and high vascular compliance and could be the origin for reported deviations between DWS flow indices and flow rates measured by methods such as ASL MRI.
It reproduces recently reported deviations of the brush heights from scaling theory at moderate and high grafting densities.
Typical reported deviations of the CO2/H2O system using empirical models are below 3% for the viscosity and the thermal conductivity and between 5 and 20% for the diffusion coefficients.
Journalists customarily defend themselves from the charge of distortion by claiming their job is to report deviations from the norm of progress.
An uncertainty distribution does not report deviations from the result of an analysis; it is the result of an analysis.
This would create a norm and standard deviations against which all other epitopes could be compared, and also make it possible to report deviations from the norm for each genome as a Z-score.
Therefore, the reported MTV deviations of PSF reconstructions are strictly speaking only valid for threshold-based delineation methods.
Furthermore, arguments and information are presented to show that multiplicity of the chain growth probability is the only reasonable cause of the reported "positive deviations" in the C6+ product range.
