Sentence examples for increasingly deviate from inspiring English sources

For longer acenes, the CS GW gaps increasingly deviate from the experimental gaps with a maximum deviation of 0.5 eV for decacene.

A suite of random rotation matrices is generated, which increasingly deviate from the native orientation.

Thus, these three distinct approaches that tilt the spindle to increasingly deviate from an orientation perpendicular to the apico-basal AP axis yield similar (albeit not identical) phenotypes, that is, an increase in delaminated progenitors that exhibit BP features and undergo basal mitosis.

I found that habitat selection of the species with limited dispersal range increasingly deviates from optimal selection when fragmentation increases.

As the deposition proceeded, the extent of in-plane orientation increased, and the preferred out-of-plane orientation increasingly deviated from the surface normal.

Simulations of a Schottky contact between regioregular-poly 3 hexylthiophene (rr-P3HT) and aluminum show that this approximation becomes worse as molecular order decreases, with the potential profile increasingly deviating from the expected quadratic function of position.

The National, for example, stated, " At a time when Arab children are increasingly deviating from their language and culture because of programming from nations like the United States and India, initiatives like this will help to reverse the trend".

Computational free energy changes for this transition using dual topology TI and IT-TI increasingly deviated from zero with increasing barrier height of intramolecular rotation.

Fatty acids inhibit glucose oxidation more than glycolysis and glycolysis more than glucose uptake, indicating that with increasing fatty acid oxidation the rate of glycolysis increasingly deviates from that of glucose oxidation, resulting in the uncoupling of glycolysis from glucose oxidation [ 57].

Bantscheff et al. (2008) have thoroughly investigated this problem for iTRAQ labeling and concluded that the measured fold change is increasingly deviating from the expected ratio at broader isolation widths, thus indicating that the presence of co-eluting peptides significantly affects the reporter intensities.

In his recent book Success and Failure of Countries at the Olympic Games, Danyel Reiche points to a study that suggests "once governments identify elite sport success as a policy objective they are locked onto a path from which it is increasingly difficult to deviate".