Sentence examples for propose to deviate from inspiring English sources
Songer and Miyata (2014) propose to deviate from using simple game elements often found in gamification approaches and move to a "gameful" experience that fosters intrinsic motivation of players.
As far as ABM is concerned, we are proposing to keep that treaty, we are proposing to strengthen it whereas you are proposing to deviate from it and even to replace it by some new treaty.
Similarly, the electronic structure of nanocomposites is proposed to deviate from the one of coarse-grained materials if a large volume fraction of the material consists of electronically modified regions at interphase boundaries.
In vitro studies have also shown that the hypothalamus, a ventral diencephalic structure, releases a robust chemorepellent activity for dorsal thalamic axons that is proposed to help deviate TCAs from their ventrally directed trajectory and steer them laterally into the ventral telencephalon (Braisted et al. 1999).
Therefore, we propose to weaken this assumption by systematic search among subsources with slightly deviated directions of the principal stress axes.
"We propose to create it".
Scenario 1 can be considered as the benchmark since it is proposing no incentive to deviate (both in terms of financial stakes and strategy seeking).
The performance of the two proposed methods begin to deviate from the exhaustive method slightly as the number of relays gets larger.
Problems with infection models have also been proposed to be the cause of deviating views, as in the case of chronic persistent viral infections; details about potential in vivo antigen (re) exposure are not clear, and frequent antigen encounters may increase the diversity of expression patterns for some markers [ 19].
The deviance regulation theory (DRT) proposes that an individual might choose to deviate from the group norm to express his/her uniqueness.
(ii) Influences caused by other pedestrians and barriers and (iii) temporary attractive effects are proposed to be modeled as noise that deviates agents from their main destinations.
