Deviations from this principle, even if seemingly innocuous, may result in dramatic underestimates of error.
Significant deviations from this principle occurred if costs for recruiting subjects were large compared to costs for setting up measurement occasions, and, at the same time, the between-subjects to within-subject variance ratio was small.
"Any allegation that there has been any deviation from that principle must be taken seriously, and that is what M.I.T. has done in this case".
A principle may be accepted 'in principle,' but the impact of an immediate situation may lead to deviation from the principle.
On 23 October, all parliamentary parties except the Left Party and the Sweden Democrats (the former decided not to take part in the agreement and the latter was not invited) reached an agreement including the decision to only admit time-limited permits to asylum seekers – presented as a temporary deviation from the principle to grant immediate security of residence (Överenskommelse, 2015).
"We are introducing these two concepts as a major deviation from the principle of licensing," he explained.
In the case of Tanzania, such in-country differences appear to be of sufficient significance to warrant a deviation from the principle of an equal number of health workers per capita in all districts.
Any deviation from the principle that sowing seed which contains GMOs must not be marketed will result, apart from anything else, in the genetic erosion of non-genetically modified species and varieties, with unforeseeable repercussions for biodiversity.
Reducing state expenditure by encouraging private contributions is not a deviation from the principles of the welfare state.
I believe that one thing that will weaken our system of government is deviation from the principles of the Islamic Republic within the country.
