Sentence examples for deviate in some from inspiring English sources

In its 63rd season, which opens on Saturday, nearly a third of the 38 concerts will deviate in some way from that formula.

The designs of large-scale building systems, such as Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) systems, undergo spatial changes during design-construction coordination, and as a result, their as-built conditions deviate, in some cases significantly, from their as-designed conditions.

Therefore, this method cannot be used for T cell epitope determination, and assessments on protein immunogenicity might deviate in some cases from in vivo obtained data.

Of these, 13 are in loops and would thus be expected to deviate in some way from the crystal structure (underlined in the list above).

Note that the motifs in the FitzGerald analysis deviate in some cases from our promoter elements (e.g., GAGA), which explains some differences.

As expected, Abund Eff -values of bacterial genomes being most optimized for cell growth [represented by MG_CUB(Bacteria_HITR)] are in many cases most extreme (compare Table 2) and deviate in some cases from general tendencies.

In fact, it can be seen from Fig. 2 that the tracking trajectory of the central DOAs estimated with the FAPI-TLS-ESPRIT method deviates in some points from the true values.

The curves of the other three systems fell on the identity line in the strata with large number of patients and deviated in some other strata.

As the pattern of SL-ir neurons in WLG1 consistently deviates in some aspects from the one in WLG2-4 (see above), the reconstructed ancestral pattern of WLG1 is also slightly different (Fig.  9).

The quantile quantile plots show good agreement within one standard deviation and begin to deviate in the second standard deviation.

Secondly, as we show for the Drosophila genome, some gene constellations deviate in their functional or evolutionary properties from the genome average or from the average of solitary genes.