Sentence examples for greater deviation from from inspiring English sources

As expected, family-level estimates based on taxonomy showed greater deviation from our measured values than did genus-based estimates.

On the other hand, cutting density in the mud decreases and the fluid behavior will have a greater deviation from a single-phase fluid.

Figure 2c compares the two algorithms using this metric, and clearly shows that Pseudo Joystick exhibits greater deviation from the leader path.

All of the models used here produced greater deviation from the control volumes for deposits produced by explosions through an existing crater (Table 2).

The three upland harvest treatments displayed increasingly greater deviation from their starting conditions and from the control along a gradient of increasing treatment intensity, from the buffer treatment to the partially cut buffer to the clearcut.

Though Pseudo Joystick follows the general trajectory, Figure 5a shows it had significantly greater deviation from the leader path, and this gave rise to a risk of collision with the obstacles.

The presence of invertebrates resulted in even greater deviations from the expected values, suggesting an important contribution of invertebrates to the effects of litter mixing on litter disappearance rates.

Circadian variables generally had greater deviations from normal associated with increasing AD pathology, as measured by postmortem-determined Braak stage, supporting the hypothesis that central changes mediate circadian disturbances in AD and DLB.

However, on mandrel aligned scaffolds of successively smaller fibers the cell directionality exhibits greater deviations from the underlying fiber alignment due to the higher likelihood of interaction of cell lamellipodia with multiple, rather than single, nanofibers.

And, if common human nature proves consistent, each mounting victory by those without any moral constraint will lead to greater and greater deviations from anything those with functioning moral compasses consider to be norms.

In experiments (n=150), more than one-third of chronic pain patients compared with 1/10th of controls showed greater deviations from the expected in number marking and naming indicating impaired number sense.