Sentence examples for distinctly deviates from inspiring English sources
Its sensitivity value distinctly deviates in negative direction in agreement with the qualitative discussion of the residual contributions given above (see Figure 9).
(From the empirical data with connectivities distributed over little more than a single decade the scale-free property of protein networks – meaning that connectivities are distributed according to a power law – can not be confidently ascertained. Furthermore the empirical data shown in fig. 4 distinctly deviates from a power-law).
Climate in 2011 and 2012 distinctly deviated at the start of the growing season in spring.
In comparison with Figure 6, the systematic difference relative to the true K m is mostly removed even when V r deviates distinctly from the assumed value.
At higher loadings the formation of distinctly separated regions, strongly deviating in their morphology are clearly visible in the respective SEM images.
Four acutely infected subjects showed a distinctly different pattern of virus diversity that deviated from a star-like phylogeny.
Even among the new breed of fado singers, which has dared to deviate from a rigid tradition, Ms. Moura is a distinctly worldly superstar: stylish, expressive, determinedly open-minded.
Two subgroups deviate from the general pattern: The fraction of bacterial hits is distinctly higher in the " G. foliaceum dark" data and in the D. baltica dark subset the proportion of stramenopile hits is strongly increased (fig. 2 A and B).
From those ashes emerged Reagan, the modern archetype of a president committed to a distinctly conservative orthodoxy; that is, a few strongly held ideas — opposing Communism, limiting government, encouraging free enterprise — from which he never deviated.
