Sentence examples for could deviate from from inspiring English sources

Just as they can now, doctors could deviate from the guidelines when required.

Officials said that a radar-guided missile could deviate from its target and automatically home in on the airliner instead.

In Baker v. Carr (1962) and elsewhere, the court even set limits on how widely state election processes could deviate from a reasonable norm.

In Oneida, parents were separated from their young offspring, in an effort to break attachments that could deviate from communal solidarity ("stickiness," in another Oneidan coinage).

The actual exchange rate could deviate from this value only by an amount that corresponded to the cost of shipping gold.

Last winter, a particularly ugly encounter about whether we could deviate from our practice of alternating classic and contemporary fiction ended with an expletive sent my way.

Such discussions could deviate us from the paper's goal and because of their subtle and excessively abstract nature, entrap us in long and tedious elaborations.

Given that dithizone staining is inaccurate, the actual labeling efficiency could deviate somewhat from the one calculated based on dithizone staining.

The quality of the segmented model could deviate largely from what is observed clinically.

This means that one cell has the possibility to produce four heavy chains at the same time and therefore could deviate substantially from the clonal selection theory.

However, the actual ambient air temperature could deviate slightly from these values because the measurement chamber was not completely submersed to allow observation with an infrared thermography camera (see below).