The phrase "a dramatic deviation in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant change or departure from a norm, standard, or expected outcome in various contexts, such as research, analysis, or reporting.
Example: "The study revealed a dramatic deviation in the expected results, prompting further investigation into the underlying causes."
Alternatives: "a significant departure from" or "a notable change in".
In the same way that a dramatic deviation from an overall trend of a metabolite's concentration is identified as measurement error via smoothing spline regression, the deviations of many metabolites in one sample can be identified as the result of reference error or a dilution effect.
Lastly, the dramatic deviation in annual incidence of prostate cancer recorded in the SW 26, 43 in favor of much higher incidence rates as compared with other geopolitical zones could be explained by the historic location of the cancer registries serving the tertiary university teaching hospitals at Ibadan and Ile-Ife.
Similarly, while SAM [ 8] and LIMMA [ 9] do not require a rigorous normal distribution and -especially the latter- shows good performance when the sample size is small, we observed that they are not robust enough for cases showing dramatic deviation from normality, a fact also mentioned in LIMMA's manual.
In the context of this simple extensive H-bond network property (i.e. total energy) over the structures studied, the dramatic deviation from two-state behavior in GBP is not an exceptional case.
(Lindsay eventually became a Democrat; LaGuardia and Rockefeller didn't).* "For more than fifty years, without dramatic deviation, whatever Party has been in power, New York has proven that government can be a positive force for good," Cuomo reminded his audience that night in 1983.
Interestingly, when using a flame ionization detector (FID) after the GC column, in which the signal is expected to be proportional to the amount of carbon in the sample, the relative signal intensities show dramatic deviation from their total mass.
For the concentrations of 200 and 350 μM, the drop in absorbance intensity correlates with a dramatic increase in standard deviation of the data, rendering the data questionable at best.
A DRAMATIC day in Sarajevo.
That marks a dramatic collapse in fortunes.
China offers a dramatic case in point.
