Sentence examples for deviate from the whole from inspiring English sources
However, because the LIPSSS parameter estimates relied on small samples obtained from the heart while the blood gas measurements represented the oxygen consumption for the whole heart, the LIPSSS estimates are expected to deviate from the whole heart measurement.
Hutchinson appealed against his whole-life sentence in 2008 but the high court and the court of appeal both found that, given the seriousness of his crimes, there was no reason to deviate from the whole-life term.
Comparison of size correlation distributions for various subcellular structures based on gene ontology (GO) classifications revealed two structures that deviated from the whole-cell profile.
This means that participants frequently saw positive examples of parenthood among people with mental illness as exceptions, i.e. as deviating from "normality": "The whole time I´m trying to think of patients whom I had, where everything went well.
Both heterozygosity and IBD probabilities can be used to estimate genetic diversity in specific regions of the genome, in which it may deviate from the average diversity calculated over the whole genome.
It seems the French won't deviate from wine: in the whole of the EU, only wine-lovers in Italy drink less beer than the French.
Funnily enough, the score is where "Cuphead" may deviate most heavily from cartoons of the '30s — well, aside from the whole interactive part.
It has worked so far, so why would the company deviate from the established path?
