August 28 , 20134.00pm BST Deviation We've decided to take a deviation.
The alternative hypothesis was stated as follows: the difference in the low group is equal to or better than in the high group, taking a deviation of 0.5% into consideration [10].
Arjen Robben, so often Bayern's match-winner this season, deserved to score, even though his left foot long shot took a slight deviation off the head of his teammate Thomas Müller.
Antarctic sea ice this year took a sharp deviation from its usual yearly cycle, dropping below its usual range for over 60 days.
The ball had taken a slight deviation off Albiol's back on the way through, and perhaps, without it, Pepe Reina might have made the save.
Furthermore, it is found that the heat conduction effect takes a limiting deviation of about 3 dB for the pressure amplitude and a small phase difference as frequency decreases, while the pressure leakage effect remarkably drives the pressure amplitude to attenuate and the phase difference tends to be 90° as the frequency decreases.
When we take a standard deviation of 0.15 as an approximate quantitative criterion (95% normal confidence interval, allowing a four-fold variation in expressions induced by amplification), for 39% of the genes the variation in the gene expression introduced by amplification was outside this confidence interval.
In this study the patients using prednisolone took a daily mean (standard deviation) dosage of 6.5 (2.7) mg, they were older and had higher HAQ scores than those who did not (data not shown).
In all cases, "error" in a value or interpolated surface based on a subset of points was taken as a deviation from the corresponding result based on the full dataset of 54 points.
For the majority of the methods, estimates of individual autozygosity (I-ROH) were taken as a deviation from a reference population or group (A-ROH).
