There's a strange integrity I admire in Pink's willingness to not only deviate from the artist's script of kneejerk liberalism, but to rip it up entirely.
Even before Williams's views about church and state were fully formed, he became an outcast in Massachusetts because he not only deviated from conventional Puritan theology but preached his beliefs from the pulpit — and then did not back down when confronted by the Massachusetts magistrates about his "errors".
There are angiosperm species that not only deviate from the slow substitution rates typical of plant mtDNA but also exhibit some of the highest eukaryotic substitution rates ever documented.
This consideration also applies to some extent to the short "regulatory" sequences upstream and downstream of genes, which not only deviate from random sequences but also from the 25-kb sequences.
If I did, I would deviate not only from my job description but also from my area of competence.
Stated that way, Mr. Fischer's remarks stand in marked contrast to the German notion of Regietheater ("director's theater"), which has seen standard repertory operas interpreted in styles that drastically deviate not only from conventional representations, but also from the notional content expressed by the works themselves.
Not only were men permitted to deviate from the norm, but the deviation itself became the norm.
We would recommend that in their meta-analyses, the authors should conduct the meta-regression analysis including HWE, not only excluded these five studies deviated from HWE.
The electromagnetic interfere can not only disturb communication system but also deviate missile course and cause space flight fail.
We also tried smaller gap costs than α < 10 (β = 1, BLOSUM62) and α < 11 (β = 3, PAM250 matrices), but in this case the distributions deviate from Gumbel not only in the tail but even in the high-probability region.
