Sentence examples for deviations to this from inspiring English sources

However, it is known from contemporary sources that there were many deviations to this rule, especially in regard to mothers over their sons, and empresses who ordered around and openly humiliated their fathers and brothers.

One of the reasons for the gap between theory and practice might be related with the droplet contact angle, since all the theoretical simulations were performed assuming αR = 0°, when deviations to this value are referred to occur during the experiments [3], [7].

By adding three standard deviations to this number, a threshold of 2514 fluorescence intensity units was established, above which a sample was called positive.

We attribute this deviation to the high technological dynamism in this sector.

The limitation of this technique is the propensity of the deviations to recur over time, this may be improved with the placement of Mustarde-type sutures through the deviation.

A new model is suggested, which relates this deviation to the temperature dependence of the short-range order (SRO).

It should be pointed out that this delay does not significantly affect the discussion based on Eq. 6, since both adsorbates experience this deviation to the same extent.

We trace the origin of this deviation to the waveform of the excitatory current a nonrectangular self-terminating inward current produced in optical stimulation due to ChR2 kinetics and voltage-dependent rectification.

Therefore, we used the coefficient of variation (cv) of PR<15, defined as the ratio of the standard deviation to the mean of this quantity, for the risk assessment of malaria epidemics.

We assign this deviation to the PEG standards used for calibration of GPC and their different dependence of the hydrodynamic radius on the molecular weight compared with POx derivatives.

Cornet and his colleagues ([1997]) linked this orientation deviation to the higher pore pressure above 2,900 m, but it could also be related to the presence of clay-rich zones.