deviations造句

So you can have negative deviations.

Sometimes such deviations are caused by faulty meters. Sometimes they are caused by leaks.

The specialists did not uncover any noticeable deviations from the norm.

The federal budget is perhaps the best indicator of the destructive path blazed by these policy deviations.

The careful modification of these variables will help tune the program to recognize your particular tonal style and temporal deviations.

the second moment around the mean; the expected value of the square of the deviations of a random variable from its mean value.

Test case generation for acceptance tests differs from other test phases due to some distinct deviations between the underlying premise of this test level and the others.

Depending on where the assets expected returns are and the assets' standard deviations, we can see that we might be able to do better than — have a lower variance than either asset.

Physicists can claim a discovery if the chances of their result being a fluke of statistics are greater than five standard deviations, or less than one in a few million.

Unlike a Warning Letter, an Untitled Letter is issued by the FDA when there is no immediate danger for patients' health if the deviations observed are not corrected immediately.