If I did, I would deviate not only from my job description but also from my area of competence.
If I did, I would deviate not… Antonín Dvořák presents the striking case of a classical composer who became fed up with classical music and, in a sense, stopped writing it.
In contrast, a network obtained with neighbors of neighbors would be less vitamin-specific and applying model-based clustering on its centrality scores would deviate from the target (i.e., characterizing the multi-functional backbone formed by vitamin-proteins).
It was expected this treatment would deviate the immune response toward Th2 cytokines and reduce hemolysis.
The appeals process leads to the making of better decisions because it constitutes a threat to adjudicators whose decisions would deviate too much from socially desirable ones.
Edward is masterful at improvisation - sometimes he and Philip Seymour Hoffman would deviate from their lines, but it almost always worked because both understood their characters so well.
Kate Mara, who plays Susan Storm/Invisible Woman, found herself at the centre of reports that the film would deviate extensively from its print origins.
It should be cautioned, however, that the relationship between helium and nitrogen-based CCS values are both charge state and mass dependent, and it is expected that any correlation between the two measurements would deviate at the extremes of low and high mass.
It would soon be shown that the execution of Operation Stouthearted Men would deviate from planning and schedules, and that the realization of the time-frame had been highly optimistic and extremely unrealistic.
She also noticed the routine, casual ways that the scientists would deviate from their protocols.
A Bush candidacy would deviate from party orthodoxy on numerous issues, most notably immigration and education reform; a Bush nomination would usefully yank the party toward the center.
