Sentence examples for a deviance from from inspiring English sources

Categorical diagnosis that describe psychopathological states as distinct syndromes and dimensional approaches that view psychopathology as a deviance from normal with no clear threshold between subjects with and without a disorder [29].

Is confessional poetry a deviance from the main tradition of poetry?

A deviance from 1.0 in any of those four samples would indicate non-random distribution in space at that spatial scale.

Hence, rather than a delay of brain maturation like in ADHD, there is evidence for a deviance from normal brain maturation in ASD with early overgrowth followed by abnormal growth patterns later on in adolescence and adulthood.

These methods could potentially distinguish children at different developmental stages of cognitive maturation, which may be relevant to establish whether psychopathologies suffer from a maturational delay, like attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) [ 95] or from a deviance from normal development.

Across the state, farmers, barge operators, power plant managers and politicians, both Republican and Democrat, regard any deviance from a 60-year-old status quo in river management as a half-baked recipe for spring floods, summer water shortages and chronic financial headaches.

In this established system in Washington, DC, as well as in American universities and corporations, it is seemingly impossible to understand any other option for the world; in fact this world view of the United States being "responsible" for the rest of the world is taken as a praiseworthy virtue and any deviance from this view is considered naïve, ignorant or silly.

But Alcoholics Anonymous also pushes members into believing that any deviance from the program is a slippery slope, and a relapse is a slow death.

A significantly lower deviance from a model with a lag time of k years means that using the smoothed pattern of residential locations from k years ago significantly explains overall NHL risk.

The principle of population might therefore be regarded as functioning axiomatically, defining a set of initial conditions from which any deviance from this ideal state demands explanation.

They went to villages in trouble and got the villagers to help them identify who among them had the best-nourished children — who among them had demonstrated what Jerry Sternin termed a "positive deviance" from the norm.