Sentence examples for four deviated from inspiring English sources

Briefly, full "correct" response was three positions deviated from parity (1st, 2nd, and the last) for the MT population and four deviated positions (1st, 2nd, 4th and last) for the AZ population.

Not one of Murdoch's five national newspapers, read by ten million, deviated from his anti-Labour party line in the British general election of 1992, a decisive feature of the bias in the British press whereby the Conservative party can count on 70% of the total circulation of national dailies.

A total of 14 wells (seven deviated, two sidetracks, and five horizontal) were drilled in the field.

Among the markers with p≤10−3, seven deviated from HWE for either cases or controls (Table 2).

We find that of the 31 SNPs genotyped, ten were monomorphic in all three Scandinavian samples, two had very low frequency and one deviated from that distribution expected under Hardy-Weinberg proportions in one of the control samples.

Two deviated visibly by accelerating the rate of decline (trajectories in red).

It is significant that the three deviating metals belong to the same group, group 10, and possess the highest number of d-electrons amongst the metals we studied.

Rather one must expect disadvantages if one deviates from the norm.

Cheung [10] proposed the existence of periodic solutions of a p-Laplacian Rayleigh equation with two deviating arguments.

However, the two "deviate significantly" from the source material by depicting Anne and Wentworth as "single-mindedly oriented" to the future and thus 20th-century viewers' sensibilities.

Our calculated results are consistent with this finding, as the calculated values for pocket number five deviate less from zero than at other positions.