Sentence examples for but does not deviate from inspiring English sources
We further show that the A. spinosum genome is less complex, based on sequence repeat structures within its noncoding regions, than that of other dinoflagellates with larger genome sizes, but does not deviate in a major way from the structure and organization typical of free-living dinoflagellates.
It's more streamlined than its predecessor, but doesn't deviate too much from the original Charge's design language, or, for that matter, the rest of Fitbit's line.
The diameters simulated by all growth models are lower, but do not deviate more than 15 cm from Thren's (1986) results.
Hypomethylated sites were enriched at islands (χ = 6.53, P = 0.01), but did not deviate significantly from the 450 K representation of shores (χ = 3.42, P = 0.06).> -wrap-foot> > -wrap-foot> Regression coefficients, βgirl, are reported in M-value scale for the change in methylation of girls relative to boys.
Thus, we can conclude that the combined effect of the mixture does not deviate from additivity.
"A lot of people can argue about him [Gatland] but he doesn't deviate too much.
The sound may be more guitar-heavy, but La Grange doesn't deviate far from the goth-pop sensibility expressed by the likes of Anna Calvi and Clare Maguire (with varying degrees of success) in the last couple of years.
But he did not deviate so far as to accept the comfort of any kind of survival after death.
The move was a further sign of his emphasis on mercy, but Francis did not deviate from church teaching that abortion is a serious sin with grave consequences, including potential excommunication.
But Francis did not deviate from doctrine or change the Vatican's view — his comments were more about reaching out to a changing society than giving gay marriage a stamp of approval.
