Sentence examples for deviate from the characteristics from inspiring English sources
The southern groups are always assumed to be the Sundaic population, and these deviate from the characteristics of those in Indochinese region.
The data points begin to deviate from this characteristic straight line at T elf (143th day) that is coincident with Fig. 3.
The characteristics of the second daughter cell are chosen to randomly deviate from the parent's characteristics.
Thus, many widely used pesticides, such as organophosphates, carbamates, pyrethroids, ethylenebisdithiocarbamates, and chlorophenoxy herbicides should be considered neurodevelopmental toxicants, unless convincing evidence exists for individual substances that they deviate from the general group characteristics.
The study reveals that if the variation of the birefringence parameters of the device with the wavelength is less, a larger bandwidth may be used without considerably deviating from the imaging characteristics under strictly monochromatic illumination.
The idea of "race" or "ethnicity" is a category given to people whose physical or social characteristics deviate from the "norm" of whiteness.
Transformers have parasitic components that can cause them to deviate from their ideal characteristics, and the parasitic capacitance associated with the secondary can cause large resonating current spikes on the leading edge of the switch current waveform.
All these nonlinear factors lead the reservoir fluids, show stronger nonlinear fluid flow characteristics and deviate from the Darcy's laws.
Thus, infants born with birth characteristics that deviate from the norm may be at greater risk of difficulties in childbearing later on in life.
Since the metabolic networks in chloroplasts are mostly constructed with proteins encoded in nuclear genome, do the networks exhibit some unique properties and characteristics that deviate from the ancestors' metabolic networks?
It will provide a basis to detect genes with high or low recombination rates that deviate from the relationship, which may be a characteristic of the species.
