Sentence examples for volume deviates from inspiring English sources

Many companies also prepare alternative budgets if the projected operating volume deviates from the volume anticipated for the period.

If the cutting length xc is shorter, the tail also becomes shorter and the amount of dispensed volume deviates less from the expected volume.

I then checked to see how much each month's ending volume deviated from its seasonally-adjusted norm.

WML volume calculation deviated slightly.

Firstly, substance abuse in psychosis and bipolar disorder patients has been associated with changes in grey matter volumes that deviate from non-substance abuse psychosis (Lyoo et al. 2006a) and bipolar disorder (Jarvis et al. 2008) patients.

Counteracting the continuous loss of fermentation liquid by sampling, the deviating volume was refilled from further six fermentation vessels which were treated equally.

This assumes cells are spherical, leading to slight overestimation of true volume if cells deviate from perfect sphericity.

Other research has established some correlation between abnormally large brain size and autism; the April paper reported that the brain volume of the autistic girls deviated from the norm more than the volume of the autistic boys.

In addition, we conducted 2 univariate meta-regressions [20] to assess the impact on mortality of (i) the pH threshold at which the assigned tidal volume or airway pressure could deviate from protocol and (ii) mean pH thresholds across trials on mortality.

We have seen deviating and varying volume measurements that can only be explained by a gross misconception of the evaluation procedure like calibrating devices or scales at wrong times or with wrong volumes.

We begin with the observation that an axon's length, and thus its volume, is increased if it must deviate to avoid another axon (see Figure 3).