Although his taxonomy of the different kinds of ideas deviate in ways that are not of interest here from Locke's classification, he agrees with Locke that ideas exist only "in the mind" (Treatise, I, 2).
Loci with calculated P-values less than 0.05 were considered to deviate from HWE in that population (Additional file 2).
If their habits and patterns deviate in a way that suggests they've become withdrawn, the app alerts a doctor or other caregiver to check in.
Our approach deviates from other meta-ethnographies in that we based our synthesis entirely on clearly articulated second-order constructs.
But he deviates from Avicenna in that the forms of the elements are not preserved; they are only virtually present in the compound, in that their powers survive (De mixtione elementorum, cf. Summa theol. Ia q. 76 a. 4).
Since the expression of several developmental genes in humans differs from that in animals [ 14], it is reasonable to suggest that several protein profiles in the human fetal skin deviate from that in animal fetal skin.
Three loops (L1, L3, and L9) can be specified as the most divergent in terms of motifs for the different OsGELP phylogenetic groups that deviate in biological functions.
For the genes that deviate in a manner similar to HAND2 (where the observed highest quantiles are greater than the highest theoretical quantiles), Spearman gave a higher rank while linear regression/Pearson gave a lower rank (75th) in the coexpressed gene list with PHC1.
For the genes that deviate in a manner similar to RGC32 (where the observed highest quantiles are less than the highest theoretical quantiles), linear regression (LR, hereafter) gave a higher rank (41st) while Spearman gives a lower rank (86th) in the list of genes coexpressed with NM_004426 (PHC1).
After the first mitosis, some DAPI-stained microspores deviated slightly from wt in that generative nuclei appeared less compact and occasionally with two instead of one nucleolus (Figure S3C).
