Sentence examples for deviates strongly from the from inspiring English sources
The behavior at low amplitudes for high Shear numbers deviates strongly from the typical MPP behavior.
It is shown that the absorption behaviour of SO2 in NDI and Im2TEG deviates strongly from the ideality.
Further it was shown that the local flow rate deviates strongly from the flow rate predicted by diffusion theory.
For poorly connected lattices, such as ZSM-5/silicalite, the self-diffusivity deviates strongly from the linear mean-field result, especially at high occupancies.
When the local mobility ratio deviates strongly from the average mobility ratio along the wellbore, thief zone communication, sand production, and/or uneven production/injection profiles will occur (Green and Willhite 1998).
In [16], the authors showed that Gaussian approximation remains quite robust even for large signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) for the case of unequal numbers of transmitting and receiving antenna arrays, while it deviates strongly from the exact result for equal number of antenna arrays.
"Being pro-Moscow, or at least deviating strongly from the establishment in his attitude to Moscow, is a fantastic raspberry to blow at the Beltway," wrote Soviet-born British journalist Peter Pomerantsev in an essay on how Putin became the "Che Guevara" of the West's anti-establishment right.
However, the calibration results deviated strongly from the expected value because of the heat conduction of the thermal probe.
Tom McLean of Newsarama noted that, while the story deviated strongly from the source, the movie "stands out as a highly entertaining action film that preserves the comic's core premise and cheeky attitude while taking the story into very different but still satisfying territory".
Notably, Jβ 12RSS nonamers tend to deviate strongly from the consensus hallmark (more significantly at the Jβ1 cluster).
Critically, the overrepresentation of sequence reads in GC-rich DNA can be misleading because many genomic features have peculiar GC-compositions, deviating strongly from the genome-wide average of 38% GC-content.
