Sentence examples similar to deviate than from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the SNAREs of hemiascomycetes are often more deviated than the ones of basal fungi.
Although the SNARE repertoire of baker's yeast is highly conserved, our analysis reveals that it is more deviated than the ones of basal fungi.
It's better to have a plan to deviate from than no plan at all, says Willshire.
Only hits exceeding a bitscore of 50 were considered and of these only hits with a length of more than 100 nucleotides and that did not deviate more than 10% from the longest hit were used.
The estimated recharge rates of the calibrated model deviate less than ±10% from the estimates derived from WTF method.
And the grain in the bat could not deviate more than 3 percent off the true path of the grain in the original wood.
The viscosity ratios were shown to deviate more than 300% from observed conductivity ratios for the chemically most different kerosene mixtures.
Clubs rarely deviate more than a place or two from their expected position (though the idea that "anyone can beat anyone" is the illusion above all others that the football authorities like to maintain).
Lines that deviate more than 5 degrees from horizontal are categorized as errors (Liben & Golbeck, 1980).
Discarding edges which deviate more than 20% from the median edge length represents an efficient pruning method.
