Sentence examples for deviation from natural from inspiring English sources

From an ecological point of view, the preservation of resources means less deviation from natural cycles and from an economic point of view; it means less variable costs, less storage costs and in some cases less transportation costs.

Using phage display technology based on a newly generated naïve human Fab library in phage display vector pC3C followed by a tandem chain shuffling process designed for minimal deviation from natural human antibody sequences, we selected a human Fab, designated KYK-2.0, with high specificity and affinity to human NKG2D.

Such toxins may lead to a thinning of eggshells, tissue damage, or deviation from natural behaviors.

These trajectories were ecologically assessed using expert judgement and indicators of naturalness such as deviation from potential natural vegetation.

As Elliott Sober has argued (1980), in the physical sciences and in pre-Darwinian biology, variation was understood as deviation from a natural or normal state, whereas in the post-Darwinian era, and especially through the Evolutionary Synthesis, variation came to be viewed as prodigious and itself crucial to the underlying causal mechanisms at the heart of biological stasis and change.

The Stradivarius cello exhibits the least deviation from the natural mineral composition, and it also shows the least damage to its hemicellulose and lignin components.

If DU had been used in Fallujah, therefore, it might be expected that some deviation from the natural signature of 137.88 would be found if we looked.

In a similar manner deviations from the natural course of events—say, the generation of monstrosities also have natural causes, or as On the generation of animals 4.4, 770b15 puts it "even what is contrary to nature is in some way according to nature" (cf. Descartes' considerations about "defective natures" in his Sixth Meditation, p. 84f. Adam-Tannery).

Special-cause variation is characterized by deviations from the natural behavior of the system, such as might be seen following an intervention.

"Thus," he wrote, "the addition of only a small mass of silver to a water body from human activities will result in proportionally large deviations from the natural conditions".

With the peaks in crosscorrelation at these candidate years, we plot our transformed SC dataset, best summarized as the deviations from the natural log SC trend, against SN data that is lagged by those respective latencies.