Sentence examples for challenges that may deviate from inspiring English sources
Similarly, disasters occur in a wide variety of settings and circumstances, thereby introducing a number of methodological challenges that may deviate substantially from those commonly used in traditional epidemiological studies.
Noteworthy, the figure suggests that HTS may deviate from the MAF estimated by the validation method.
The investigators accept that individual anaesthetists may deviate from this protocol according to clinical needs.
Several studies have shown that actual thermal performance of buildings after construction may deviate significantly from that anticipated at design stage.
Within cells, the ratio of GSH/GSSG is assumed to be about 100∶1 but in fact it may deviate from that considerably upon oxidative stress [28].
Artificial whisking in anesthetized animals is an intermediate whisker activation paradigm however receptor activation may deviate from that occurring under physiological whisking.
Finally this work indicates that the outcome prediction of ACIP may deviate from the actual performance.
As such, the recovery rate in hydrothermal fluids may deviate somewhat from that in pure water.
"On the other hand, case law has recognized that land restrictions in the US territories may deviate from traditional equal protection principles," Villazor added.
The comparison of fourth hurdle processes is challenging because they are heterogeneous and decision practice may deviate from formal process rules.
Several studies have shown that the actual thermal performance of buildings after construction may deviate significantly from its performance anticipated at design stage.
