Sentence examples for because it deviates from from inspiring English sources

Wilson prefers the term "comfort food" for her fare, both because it deviates from certain orthodoxies (her collard greens are flavored with smoked turkey, rather than pork) and because she likes to think that a sublime plate of braised short ribs or macaroni and cheese has nothing to do with the color of your skin.

The anime, however, has been criticized by fans because it deviates from Matsui's work, and received a low viewership.

The approach is interesting because it deviates from traditional machine learning whereby algorithms are trained on specifically labelled images that tell it what is good and what is bad.

On Friday safety officials said a suborbital rocket had to be destroyed because it deviated from its flight path.

OTHER efforts, like the cooking show "Chef Academy," have been less successful, in part, says Ms. Berwick of Bravo, because the audience was unfamiliar with the star — a European chef — and because it deviated from Bravo's standard format, leaving viewers confused about whether it was a "Top Chef -like Chef -liken or a reality show about the competition

"The relative change in risk is greater in Alt-A in a relative sense because it deviated from expectations more," said Fleming.

We also excluded rs11568820 (Cdx2) from the analyses in AAs, because it deviated from Hardy Weinberg Equilibrium (P < 0.001).

In addition, 1 article was excluded because it deviated from HWE. 23 Finally, six articles met our inclusion criteria and were used for the meta-analysis with 2084 cases and 2288 controls.

For filmmakers, for her fans, and for the people who knew her when she was alive and now must reconcile that elusive figure with her posthumous reputation as an artist, Maier's story is titillating precisely because of how it deviates from the familiar narratives about artistic aspiration.

To be sure, Berlioz's harmonic system seems the same throughout, partly because it deviates so noticeably from common expectation and partly because its nuances are only now being appreciated for what they are, instead of being looked upon as clumsy attempts to do something else.

If a phonetic writing system were to be introduced, the classical language could not be used at all because it deviates so markedly from the modern language.