Sentence examples for deviation from the main from inspiring English sources

In terms of the time category, Singapore has a significantly higher performance than those of the other three hub ports, possibly because it has the least deviation from the main sea route and advanced port operation technology, which eventually contributes better time-related performance.

All genotypes followed the rules of Mendelian inheritance and no deviation from the main 5 haplotype patterns was observed.

Also, in the many situations where the test statistic approximately follows a normal law, the deviation from the main result remains negligible.

We will leave such analysis for a separate publication, given the high discrepancy of parameter values so far encountered and the significant deviation from the main focus of this work.

This system contributes to generate a cycling network formed by the main infrastructure, the backbone VENTO able to attract thousands of cycle tourists3 (ADFC 2017), and by local paths, possible deviations from the main direction.

Let us neglect all deviations from the main direction and fluctuations with time (i.e. use long-term averages, resp. the average of the given distribution) and also that the walking speed might be slower in walking situations other than one-dimensional.

We tried to be clearer and more specific and to eliminate deviations from the main subject.

On the other hand, satisfaction scores are typically negatively skewed, and deviations from the main bulk of scores usually reflect a large change.

However, sensitivity analyses on target lesion revascularisation and late lumen loss that were restricted to newer and larger studies did not show relevant deviations from the main results.

From more than 2800 allelic profiles within the three subgroups, we recorded 19 deviations from the main pattern, which could be divided into two classes: loss of main alleles (11) or emergence of new alleles in addition or as substitution to the main alleles (eight).

From more than 2800 allelic profiles obtained in this study with accessions belonging to the 'Cavendish', 'Mutika-Lujugira' and 'Plantain' subgroups, 19 deviations from the main allelic pattern were established: 11 were due to missing alleles (null alleles), and eight arose from the occurrence of an extra allele (Table  6).