Sentence examples for deviated from the common from inspiring English sources
It is commonly accepted that we Homo sapiens deviated from the common ancestor of humans and African apes, gorillas, and chimpanzees.
The samples (biological replicates) were grouped by the time-points with exclusion of one outlier (D15-1), which deviated from the common trend in both analyzed tissues.
"We hope to deviate from the common impulse purchase ploys, novelty high fashion curators, and Pinterest spinoffs bloated with meaningless social activity.
An agent's sensor measurement is only broadcast if it deviates from the common estimate of that measurement by more than a specified threshold.
Fuzzy in this context means that the cutoff point is not sharply delineated and children can deviate from the common cutoff date rule.
The time series of #1 did not deviate from the common pattern in summer (Figure 5) nor winter (Figure 8a) probably because this probe was covered with a tile and never received sunlight.
Through use and disuse of certain traits and the inheritance of acquired characteristics, organisms could start to deviate from the common stock and increase in their adaptedness and thus increase in their perfection.
Since we deliberately excluded the physical interaction data when searching for compensatory pathway pairs (see Methods), it was not surprising that sometimes we discovered pathways containing members that obviously deviated from the most common function of these pathways (Figure 2).
The trial by van der Linde et al. (2008) deviated from the more common endpoint used to determine longer-term durability (i.e. MTPM > 0.2 mm in 2 years).
Part of chlorophyll catabolism in bananas was thus indicated to deviate from the suggested "common" path of chlorophyll breakdown, which furnishes nonfluorescent chlorophyll catabolites (NCCs) as its typical "final" tetrapyrrolic products.[ 13] However, the structures of many of the presumed chlorophyll catabolites in bananas remains yet to be elucidated.
