Sentence examples for deviation in the timing from inspiring English sources
Different seed size and deviation in the timing of germination among seeds of a single parent have been shown to affect the population biology of progeny by resulting in differential competitive ability, survivorship and reproductive output (Baker 1974; Baskin and Baskin 1976; Cideciyan and Malloch 1982).
These data indicate major deviations in the timing and the amount of cytoadherence and antigen presentation in parasitized HbAS and HbCC erythrocytes, relative to the wild type controls.
Some difference in the timing of peak abundance was observed in Cissé; where there was a deviation of one month between the predicted (September) and observed (August) peak.
The difference may lie in the timing.
On decadal scales, the timing of seasonal onset strongly corresponds with deviation in the zonal wind intensity as described by length of day (LOD); on shorter scales, these temperature patterns shift in concert with the El Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO).
During the original performance, brain areas linked to emotion activated much more than with the uninflected version, showing bursts of activity with each deviation in timing or volume.
Also, the previously defined ST deviation is sensitive towards interference with the QRS or T wave in case of even slight errors in the timing of annotations.
