Sentence examples for deviated from the general from inspiring English sources
But beyond those moves, the 35-year-old Syrian leader has not deviated from the general policy of his father, Hafez al-Assad, who died in June after 30 years of authoritarian rule.
There was one population in our study that deviated from the general pattern found in the other eight populations.
*Expresion not detected in wounded tissue Three of the clusters shown in Table 2 deviated from the general behavior of higher induction with infection.
Instead, we selected mutants in groups I and II that deviated from the general expression signature for their group, e.g. mutants in groups I and II showing down-regulation especially of co-transcribed genes in clusters A and B, respectively, or vice versa.
The second comparative analysis focused on comparing standard cases (women with near-miss experiences and high K10 scores) with what can be conceptualised as exceptions or 'atypical cases', that is, those women whose experiences and practices deviated from the general patterns established by the epidemiological analysis.
Some chromosomes deviated from the general trend and explained more variance than would be expected according to their relative size, i.e. they may contain relatively more QTL or QTL with larger effects on the trait and such chromosomes differed across traits; chromosomes with relatively large GPV were BTA6, 13, 14, 16, 19, and 26 for Staph.
The independent tree management regime generates a tree stock that deviates from the general urban-tree population.
Thus, the Ficus species do not deviate from the general pattern of fruit ripening.
However, such characteristics reveal that some of the statistics of homicide victims deviate from the general population.
The planar residues are well represented in the active sites, and the geometry of their interactions does not deviate from the general distribution.
The results indicated by x in Fig. 19 (b) slightly deviate from the general tendency lines and scatter due to random properties.
