Sentence examples for deviate from a standard from inspiring English sources

It follows that for optimal performance, the program has to be tailored according to local circumstances and thus it has to deviate from a standard, OECD-style UI program.

Genes whose expression patterns deviate from a standard line within a 24-hour period would be detected as differentially expressed genes under a diurnal cycle.

The NPDE did not deviate from a standard normal distribution, indicating that the model and population parameter distributions were correct (Supplementary Material 7; Supplementary Figure S2).

The compressive and tensile strengths are relatively insensitive to temperature up to and including 450 K and the tensile yield behaviour deviates from a standard Hall-Petch relationship at grain sizes below 200 μm.

In summary, the incident data analysis revealed that in the T&W Metro, which is highly standardised in terms of the design of the physical environment (signals, stations and station infrastructure, track layout), an elevated rate of driver-related incidents occurs at locations deviating from a standard design.

All responded that AVP could be artefactually created, and this could be created by triangulation of the LVOT (77%), when the IVS was angled downwards (31%) or on any cineloop that deviated from a standard view (23%).

Mr. Martin did deviate from a corporate standard of consistency every now and again, mainly to assure the crowd that this show would be every bit as special as the scheduled New Year's Eve double bill with Jay-Z.

In such cases, customers do not have incentives to deviate from a technological standard, once it has established everywhere.

The base planes of the loop and receptor nucleotides are not coplanar and greatly deviate from standard A-minor motifs.

The bubble-size distributions vary widely within the contactor, deviating considerably from a standard normal distribution.

The wormplots for models 8.5 and 8.51 showed that the distributions of randomized quantile residuals deviated marginally from a standard normal distribution (Figure 5).