A social situation looks deviant from the norm and people make an evaluative judgment about this.
First of all, the characteristic Ca2+ signaling patterns in the initial stage were quite deviant from the norm.
In remission with no clinical signs of disease, bacterial diversity values were comparable with control but still, the bacterial composition was substantially deviant from the norm.
I would add, though, that often the deviant veers from the norm at great personal cost.
Back before fashion became a global corporate enterprise, it was a haven for deviants from the norm.
Bowlby believed that secure attachment was the only adaptive attachment style, and the others deviants from the norm.
University of Delaware professor Rachel Hutchinson cited him as an example of the cultural stereotype of human versus monster, a "mutated or damned [creature] deviant from the human norm" that the game's human characters are expected to vanquish.
We asked: Is the given care appropriate, deviant from the accepted norm, urgent, what is its potential advantage, what is the risk of an AE, is the injury a recognised complication and would other health care professionals repeat the care given?
Models used for advertising fashion products still predominantly endorse the cultural standards of ideal beauty (Sypeck et al. 2004) that are deviant from the appearance norms of the majority.
As sexting moves closer to becoming the norm, it begs the question of whether sexting will be seen as deviant to the next generation, just as out-of-wedlock sexual relations became the norm for previous generations.
The norm, for the majority.
