The phrase "are found to deviate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where research or observations indicate a difference from a standard or expected outcome.
Example: "In the study, the results are found to deviate significantly from the initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "are observed to differ" or "are noted to diverge".
If the conditions on a given day are found to deviate from these historical estimates, on-line adjustments may be executed, as explained in the following section.
The H-bond energies calculated from the factorial models for the two sets of complexes are found to deviate only 6.5% from the full ab initio values.
The experimental results, which were obtained under free field conditions, are found to deviate significantly from the plane wave predictions over parts of the frequency range considered.
Consequently, their results for the two esters are found to deviate markedly from those obtained in other laboratories using more direct titrimetric methods.
At the nanoscale, ZnO properties are found to deviate from these of bulk.
AR chromatin binding and expression of AR-responsive genes were found to deviate between androgen-sensitive and androgen-resistant cell lines (Wang et al, 2009).
In the case of P 2,8), the orientation direction of fibrils aggregated by polymer chains was found to deviate from the shearing direction alternately by a deviation angle of about ±30°, on going from band to band.
The molar volume of the mixtures is found to deviate from additive quantities towards greater values, the deviation growing as the difference in the size of ions replacing each other increases.
However, the private regulators themselves would be liable if their guidelines were found to deviate from optimal care.
The trends in the two Southern regions were found to deviate significantly from the national trend.
Under certain conditions experimental results were found to deviate from the predictions of the model.
