Sentence examples for deviance with from inspiring English sources
If Sharon Stone were to greet sexual deviance with such sang-froid, she'd never work again.
In 1973, Hal coauthored the groundbreaking monograph, Pornography and Sexual Deviance, with Michael J. Goldstein and John J. Hartman; he continued to write numerous white papers throughout his career.
The best model explained 57.5% of total deviance with a high mean Jackknife predictive error (29.9%).
The BRT models for the different tree communities could explain 6 to 27%% of the deviance, with the best model for the B. plurijuga community (Additional file 3: Table S3).
The indices that were derived from the sequence of snow presence proved useful for describing the general spatio-temporal patterns of snow in Scotland as they were well related (more than 60% of explained deviance) with environmental information such as morphology supporting their use as a summary of snow patterns over time.
Though a liberal, intellectual Gregorio Marañón shared the dim view of the comuneros that once again prevailed in Spain; he cast the conflict as one between a modern, progressive state open to beneficent foreign influence against a conservative, reactionary, and xenophobic Spain hypersensitive to religious and cultural deviance with an insistence on spurious racial purity.
Their second, also titled Tindersticks and very nearly as brilliant, signposted their plan to ditch the shabby whiskey saloon for the members' bar – the artwork showed the band getting fitted for suits and the music leavened their darker, stickier deviances with orchestral arrangements that wouldn't send Burt Bacharach running for his cocktail-stocked safe room.
Thus, the effect of each variable was assessed by comparing differences in residual deviances with a χ distribution with degrees of freedom equal to the difference in residual degrees of freedom.
The practice of regarding any sorts of gender deviances with a negative attitude in the pursuit of being masculine [ 9] is further supplemented by the values of the male-dominated society of Pakistan [ 24].
An analysis of deviance associated with this model, with the variance scaled to allow for overdispersion, was used to determine significance of pruning in relation to the presence of N. fuckeliana.
A classic age-period-cohort model showed considerably better model fit, with a large and significant decline in model deviance (−20 078 with 178 fewer degrees of freedom, P<0.001, table 1) compared with using a combined breast cancer rate for all age groups, cohorts, and periods.
