Sentence examples for deviations made from inspiring English sources

These deviations made the commissions violate the UCMJ.

GamePro was pleased with the game's fidelity to its predecessors when compared to the deviations made by the Mega Man Battle Network and Mega Man Zero series on the same system.

Any deviations made from the law are at your own risk and conscience.

Deviations make him suspicious, and modern art, in his book, is the prime suspect.

The challenges faced by the industry are exacerbated by the lack of monitoring and evaluation of implemented projects and data, that could have enabled companies to detect deviations make necessary improvements for future projects.

In combination, he calculates, these upward deviations make the atmosphere about 0.8°C warmer than it would otherwise be at this point in the Milankovitch cycles, independently of any greenhouse warming caused by industrialisation.

Previous research has shown that the fractal nature of time deviations makes music sound distinctly human.

Moreover, the smaller size of the standard deviations makes it use more appropriate for smaller samples, as we will see in Study 5.

Since the methods per definition operate with low countable virus/plaque numbers they are prone to handling errors and have large standard deviations making it necessary to measure large datasets to reach statistical significance.

Although the distribution of mean values of Tono-Pen XL readings seems to correlate with suction vacuum (Fig. 3C), the high values of standard deviations make such a correlation statistically not significant (one-way Anova, P = 0,86 > 0,05).

For example, in social sciences, when the intent is to compare the variability in school performance with the variability of household income, a comparison of standard deviations makes no sense because income and school performance are measured on different scales.