Sentence examples for any deviation would be from inspiring English sources

Any deviation would be a betrayal.

Authentic tablets typically produce consistent fluorescence intensities and any deviation would be considered as a suspected counterfeit.

But, leaving aside how costly such a deviation would be, the Fed has demonstrated it knows how to get inflation back down, even if the process can be costly.

All you have is an appraisal, but that's just some appraiser's estimate, so the standard deviation would be artificially low.

Since there was no corresponding cost in the new system, why did the authorities decide not to have a fixed parity of exchange from which no deviation would be allowed?

Therefore, the overall payoff without deviation would be higher than the payoff with deviation.

However, they also show that the true inter-tree variation expressed as a standard deviation would be 8% lower than the variation measured using single cores.

The same in follow-up examinations, instead of talking about 'further diminution'…" (Pediatrician, F, 49, FL) And: "Measurements would be more instructive if the standard deviation would be given.

If one wants an equal number of representative conformer ensembles independent of the size of an entry, the clustering method with a low correlation and low standard deviation would be the proper choice.

The difference between VT and fP/fND is most likely due to experimental noise in the PET and equilibrium dialysis assays, but even if this difference represents a deviation from passive diffusion across the BBB, this deviation would be in the direction of an active transport of the molecule into the brain.

(Because they were free to select more than one option for question 2, the percentages reported in Table 1 do not add up to 100%.) Eighty-one percent of the students thought that the group means would be useful, and 74% thought the standard deviation would be useful.