Sentence examples for may deviate in from inspiring English sources
As a consequence, the pronunciation of non-native speakers may deviate in various respects and to different degrees from that of native speakers.
Three of these, choline, creatine, and NAA, are found in the healthy brain (Fig. 1), but the concentrations may deviate in various ways in brain tumors.
From the derived exact expressions for the various primary statistics and the corresponding simulation results, it is evident that the end-to-end channel distribution for different number of hops may deviate significantly in modality, skewness, Kurtosis, etc., due to cascading.
The serum CRP concentration may deviate significantly in dogs with infectious complications post-surgery, when compared to dogs without such complications, but more evidence is needed to confirm these assumptions and to establish criteria for the differentiation of infections from normal post-surgical changes.
Even if science can be characterized by a single defining characteristic, different pseudoscientific practices may deviate from science in widely divergent ways.
In light of the uncertainties associated with dynamic characteristics of flexible buildings such as natural frequency and damping ratio, the load factors for such buildings may deviate from that in ASCE 7.
As such, the recovery rate in hydrothermal fluids may deviate somewhat from that in pure water.
This may still be too restrictive because a few sporadic cells in the block may deviate from the corresponding values in the query profile.
In conclusion, any investigation of cellular or synaptic plasticity in the quiescent brain slice preparation should bear in mind that many cellular and network properties may deviate considerably from those in vivo conditions.
Actual decisions that patients or the public make in real life situations may deviate from their stated preference in surveys like ours.
However, a therapist may deviate from the manual in cases, where strict adherence would lead to any harm to patient or caregiver; if very poor motivation; or to withdrawal.
