Sentence examples for wide deviation from inspiring English sources

For example, there is evidence that the tonal basis of music in southern Uganda, although equi-pentatonic in principle, accommodates a relatively wide deviation from the ideal equidistant interval of 240 cents.

Placket Burman design experiments showed a wide deviation of adsorption capacity of 0.03 0.24 g H2S/g ZnO.

Analytical testing of many commonly taken dietary supplement products has found a wide deviation between the ingredient amount stated on the label and the measured amount (Lockwood 2011).

If there is misregistration leading to the incorrect correspondence in the two images, this may lead to wide deviation in the reflectance estimation especially in and around the edges where the image difference could be significantly large.

Laughlin (1983) also reported a wide salinity tolerance in trilobite larvae of L. polyphemus, and he suggested that it may be an adaptation allowing them to exploit the large range of habitats encountered with wide deviations in temperature and salinity, occurring randomly in degree and duration from year to year.

Such wide deviations can hardly be explained by experimental error.

Third, critically ill patients typically sustain wide deviations in blood glucose, even with insulin administration [ 15].

However, a strong population structure and genome-wide deviation from the standard neutral model in A. thaliana were reported [ 51, 52].

Future studies of the genetic targets of natural selection in this species will therefore need to account for this genome-wide deviation from the neutral expectation for the site frequency spectrum.

As shown in Figure 4A, the monoisotopic peak alone (peak 1) generated the widest deviations to the expected ratio for both peak area (blue bar) and peak height (red bar).

For example, the variable "length of stay" reports the number of days on service which varies widely and thus has a wide standard deviation.