Sentence examples for deviate from practices from inspiring English sources

In fact, they substantially deviate from practices established before Election Day.

Measurement of quality at the population level cannot address the specificities of each individual or situational peculiarities in which deviating from practice guidelines might be appropriate.

Lord Saatchi argues that legal precedent leaves doctors liable for negligence if they deviate from common practice; seeing as – he says – "innovation is deviation", patients are condemned to put up with the same treatments which have been underperforming for decades.

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.

While Habitat follows standards for green design elsewhere in the country, it has not done so in the Northeast because of the harsher climate and a reluctance to deviate from standard practice, Mr. Hagy said.

42 Even allowing for these limitations, it is striking how often professionals did deviate from recommended practice.

Besides these uncommon EFs and COs, there are two more aspects that make this phantom study deviate from clinical practice.

Participants spoke of the challenges of dealing with patients that have been exposed to inaccurate or conflicting media reports that deviate from current practice or advice.

In the proposed study, the reason not to match the intensity of treatment as usual is that this would deviate from current practice, therefore undermining the goal of the proposed study.

She said the military's force-feeding practices were not only "out of sync with international norms" but also deviated from BOP practices; restraint chairs are rarely used in federal prisons.

Mr. Ginn said he was "shocked because the salesman deviated from company practices".