Sentence examples for many deviations from inspiring English sources

Yesterday Alec Stewart was more or less at his best, cruising to his century by punishing the many deviations in line and limiting his strokes against Muttiah Muralitharan.

These examples illustrate the principles involved in leaf development, but there are many deviations associated with variations in leaf form.

April Bloomfield, who at the Spotted Pig serves burgers with or without Roquefort but refuses to substitute a different cheese, said too many deviations could overwhelm the kitchen.

In the 20th century, W.H. Auden used terza rima for The Sea and the Mirror, and Archibald MacLeish in "Conquistador," but with many deviations from the strict form.

However, many deviations from the assigned treatment were noted in both the colloid and crystalloid groups.

We also consider that the EQCM analysis may include too many deviations from assumptions for accurate estimation of mass with the conditions studied.

Then, we determined how many standard deviations each individual waggle run deviated from the mean for each run from second to penultimate.

Then, we determined how many standard deviations each individual waggle run deviated from the mean, e.g., [ individual waggle run duration in a dance – mean waggle run duration for that dance)/standard deviation for that dance].

All coefficients are standardized, meaning that for continuous regressors the coefficients measure how many standard deviations the dependent variable changes when the regressor changes one standard deviation and for dichotomous variables when the variables turn from zero to one.

Of course, there are many rhetorical deviations, but it is still true that we have not met with this style before and won't again.

Statistically, Don Bradman, a cricket player, has the best rating as measured by how many standard deviations his average is above the next highest player.