Sentence examples for induced deviation from inspiring English sources

That still left a problem of squaring clemency or mercy, the distinctively Roman virtue (not corresponding exactly to any Greek word: Braund 2009, 33) that strict Stoic doctrine rejected as an emotionally induced deviation from justice.

Whereas FGF4-soaked beads induced deviation of the WD leader cells, no effect was seen with FGF10-producing cells (supplementary material Fig. S3G,H).

Environment-induced deviation of a quantum system's evolution from controlled dynamics is quantified by a single numerical measure.

Therefore, the TF contribution was subtracted to obtain only the substrate-induced deviation effects.

This results in gradual fade of the ethanol-induced deviation of temperature from setpoint.

Thus, the FGF8-induced deviation of the WD is achieved by chemoattractive activity with little contribution from cell proliferation.

Furthermore, GVS-induced deviation in both walking [ 22, 23] and hand movement [ 14, 24] is also towards the anode side.

In this regard, our finding of a Celastrus-induced deviation of the cytokine response of arthritic LEW rats towards IL-10 correlates very well with our observation of enhanced anti-Bhsp65 antibody response in Celastrus-treated rats, and the observed immune deviation towards IL-10 might be attributable, in part, to the increased antibody response to Bhsp65.

2D codistribution analysis focus on the signal features reflecting the distributed presence of species, instead of the variation patterns of perturbation-induced deviations from the reference state, which has been traditionally analyzed by two-dimensional correlation spectroscopy (2DCOS).

Do spin-induced deviations from a standard parabolic trajectory make it more difficult for a goalkeeper to intercept the ball?

A multitude of heat-induced deviations from the "normal" metabolism of a cancer cell can eventually lead to apoptosis (programmed cell death).