Sentence examples for but deviated from from inspiring English sources

On Saturday, the Bruins leveled plenty of hits — 53 to the Blackhawks' 22 — but deviated from one crucial element of their own game plan.

In the early 1900s, French surveyors traced the border line along the watershed of the Dangrek mountain range, but deviated from the watershed at Preah Vihear, placing the temple inside Cambodia.

The frequency distribution of CAP sizes followed a power law with slope −1.5 in relatively deep anesthesia (8 6%) but deviated from that at the lighter levels.

The measured droplet surface temperature in dry air showed no dependence on initial droplet size, but deviated from the wet bulb and also from the droplet temperature predicted by acoustic levitation theory.

The solubility enhancement of our analytes exhibited a similar semi-logarithmic relationship that appeared to be linear in low co-solvent concentrations, but deviated from linearity as the methanol concentration increased beyond 20% volume fraction.

Dave Gatchel of Paradigm disclosed that with regard to creating the game, they began with a "physics-based approach", but deviated from this in order to gain a balance between accuracy and fun for players.

When Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said last week that he would not get involved in the dispute between striking bus company workers and their private employers, he was not simply staking out a position on a labor issue, but deviating from a transportation policy of sorts that has hamstrung several mayors before him.

As can be seen in the figure, the decay curves show single-exponential behaviors at low-energy region (2.30 eV) but deviate from single-exponential decay at high-energy region (2.58 eV).

But deviating from Haynes et al., we designated all the proteins with less than 10 interactors as "end proteins".

These results are similar to observations in prepubescent children [ 9], but deviate from findings in adults, where males consistently have larger amounts of visceral fat than females [ 2, 29, 30, 31].

"It didn't help," Jol said, but he deviated from the familiar managerial trait of referee-bashing and spent plenty of time reflecting on his team's errors.