Sentence examples for deviates from common from inspiring English sources
The first is that while the method is experimentally appropriate, giving children 0.5 mg/kg for a 1- week period deviates from common clinical practice.
Cases where the predicted anticodon codon mapping deviates from common decoding patterns are interesting targets for further experiments and theoretical investigations.
Lord Saatchi argues that legal precedent leaves doctors liable for negligence if they deviate from common practice; seeing as – he says – "innovation is deviation", patients are condemned to put up with the same treatments which have been underperforming for decades.
The orator can avoid this tendency of banality by the use of dignified or elevated expressions and in general by all formulations that deviate from common usage.
For all the talk of hiring cultural misfits and glorifying disruptors, most organizations have extremely low tolerance levels to those who threaten the status-quo or deviate from common norms.
We identified the following 11 abnormalities that deviate from common morphology, based on our extensive experience from handling more than 20 000 barn swallows (figure 1): (i) Partial albinism refers to the presence of single or a few white feathers in the otherwise reddish brown or dark blue plumage (data for 1991, 1996 and 2000 previously reported by Møller & Mousseau 2001).
Despite the individual best strategy selection of the learners, this process reach a common stable joint strategy such that all players stay there forever, i.e., no player deviates from the (common) achieved joint strategy.
An agent's sensor measurement is only broadcast if it deviates from the common estimate of that measurement by more than a specified threshold.
In general, the regions where DNA trajectory deviates from the common direction may potentially contain recently horizontally transferred genes [33], [34].
However this sequence deviates from the common prototype in sheep and other mammals in that it contains an additional 6 nucleotides and does not represent the most prevalent allelic type in our sample set.
