Sentence examples for serious deviation from inspiring English sources

Serious deviation between observed and predicted relationship occurred above C-inputs of 2.5 Mg C ha− 1 year− 1.

The group's leader, known as Prachanda, has accused one of his chief lieutenants, Baburam Bhattarai, of "serious deviation" and of building his own faction.

When the contact radius is comparable with the intrinsic length, surface effect is much obvious, leading to a serious deviation between the two solutions predicted respectively by the theoretical model developed for nanomaterials and the classical contact model.

Unless the company is aware of a deadly result or serious deviation in their formula causing serious bodily injury, they are not likely to contact the FDA (if such a serious outcome were likely, they would be motivated to make every possible attempt to correct the problem in order to avoid class action and individual suits that could leave them bankrupt).

3) Serious deviation from the forecast and real wind power.

A few institutions have retained the "serious deviation" clause from the old regulation.

Bargh strongly criticises Doyen et al for what he sees as serious deviations from his original procedure.

Scaling rules were applied for the late stages to show serious deviations from theoretical expectations.

However, fabrication processes usually introduce serious deviations from simple ideal spatial arrangements of preform fibres and matrix.

Serious deviations from such optimal or secure operating conditions may occur, thus making the simulator both inaccurate and unrealistic.

In a separate posting on its Web site, the agency said it had issued the warning letter because Merck's response to the F.D.A. report sent after the inspections was "inadequate to address the serious deviations noted".