Sentence examples for more deviance from inspiring English sources

The slogan for the WE network is "We Have More Fun," but it might as well read "We Have More Deviance".

This study found that low family cohesion was related to more deviance, distress, and heavy drinking in adolescents.

Given that both wasp age and host size were varied widely, we can conclude [ 15] that the effect of wasp age on aggression was greater (more deviance explained (table 1) and greater differences in aggression observed (figure 2)) than the effect of host size.

The magnificent buildings at Nimrud and Hatra and the precious sculptures and friezes they held were, to Isis, nothing more than deviance.

Alternatively, more peer deviance and friends' encouragement of alcohol use was related to an increase in alcohol use rates from ages 9 to 16 years (slope), as was being White and from a single-parent family.

†A lower or more negative deviance indicates better model fit.

This isn't to suggest that military personnel are behaving similarly throughout Afghanistan as a result of the conditions there; it is only to say that 10 years into an unconventional war whose end does not appear imminent, the murder of civilians by troops that are supposed to be defending them might reveal more than the deviance of a few young soldiers in a combat zone.

Second, regardless of random sampling, we found a gender deviance (more females) and higher educational attainment of the participants in the project site compared to those in the control site.

Discoidal particles have been shown to exhibit a significantly better margination ability compared to spherical particles, which allows for sensing biological deviances more efficiently.

It may be that the lower the serotonin, the higher the sex drive, or it may be something much more complex, that sexual deviance is linked to an as-yet-unidentified disregulation affecting the serotonin system".

The problem of basic deviance is more difficult, and there is no standard solution.