Sentence examples for deviate from the established from inspiring English sources

According to Hobbes, a stable enforcer can only exist if not one person can deviate from the established rule by which the rest adhere to.

In that sense, Finding Dory, which marks something of a return to safer waters after the failure of last year's The Good Dinosaur, the studio's only flop to date, doesn't deviate from the established template.

It has worked so far, so why would the company deviate from the established path?

Based on additional EST evidence and conservation with multiple other vertebrate genome sequences [10], it appears to represent a novel SLC2A1 transcript as shown in Figure 4. Likewise, the majority of discrepancies between lengths measured by different clones from the same Unigene cluster that we have identified are due to clones that deviate from the established annotation.

For example, the M20L orthologs deviate from the established species phylogeny (see eg, the apple sequence) and the branching is not fully resolved.

Our resolve to publish a refereed article vetted by an international environmental science journal was to deviate from the established approach of partisan groups promulgating self-serving opinions in journalistic venues.

This was chosen to avoid deviating from the established protocol for the primary T cell model.

When the RASS deviated from the established range, the infusion rate was adjusted as shown in Table  1.

'Victim blaming' by health care systems and providers, however unintended, deflects accountability for the negative effects of 'one-size-fits-all' practices that exclude or minimise different cultural understandings and meanings associated with health that deviate from those of the established norms of western epistemology, ontology and axiology.

Although Tantric and Shakta traditions did not oblige their followers to deviate in a socially visible way from the established order, they provided a ritual and a way of life for those who, because of sex or caste, could not participate satisfyingly in the conventional rites.

At this point I must part company with the Court, however, not so much because it deviates from the principles established in Irvin but because it applies no principles at all.