However, the flat approximation is used in both cases with higher expected deviation from the ideal for the second example.
For example, deviation from the prescribed insulin treatment regimen could be noncompliance or poor adjustment to the illness.
Reasons for such adaptations can be, for example, deviation from the planned procedure, lack of experience or competence, illness, staff shortages, or mental block: Once, a trainee called me and said, I've cut the wrong finger.
Neuropathological states (e.g., epileptic seizures) could then be conceptualised as a breakdown of, or deviation from, the critical state; see [15], for example.
According to that, there is at least one example of deviation from the pattern and reduction of TCR recognition.
Another interesting example of deviation from the allometric rules is that of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) for which NOAEL values for rats, mice and monkeys differed by several orders of magnitude [ 55].
We give an example of a deviation from the expected thermodynamical behavior for the probe set 1091_at due to annotation problems, i.e., the surface-bound probe is not the exact complement of the target RNA sequence, because of errors present in public databases at the time when the array was designed.
The writer cites several examples of this deviation from the "God" voice and points out that the "Times" was not expressing Mrs. Sulzberger's emotions, but its own feeling for her.
No deviation from the formula is permitted.
There is no deviation from the ritual.
