Sentence examples for striking deviation from from inspiring English sources

The most striking deviation from the typical Iguanian consumptive pattern is the evolution of herbivory in lizards, which occurred independently in several lineages.

A striking deviation from this evolutionary pattern is Aquifex whose DdRp subunits cluster within Group I, whereas phylogenetic analysis of ribosomal proteins identifies Aquifex as grouping with Thermotoga another bacterial hyperthemophile belonging to Group II.

A striking deviation from other eukaryotes is the absence of frataxin in Giardia mitosomes.

Visual inspection of Fig. 3 reveals that candidate D involves the most striking deviations from MABG that are locally as large as 50 nT.

The sign in the polar regions is different between the group of candidate models comprising C, D, and G and the group of candidate models comprising A, B, E, and F. The candidate model C involves the most striking deviations from M, locally as large as 20 nT.

In conclusion, we were able to document striking deviations from the quality of care guidelines in terms of nephrology referral timing, recommended medication use, and the frequency with which chronic dialysis was initiated in under- or unprepared patients.

Thus, striking deviations are found when VP or DMA are concerned.

By comparing molar fractions, temperature and pressure profiles, latter revealed the most striking deviations between the models.

Processed materials (biscuit and feed) showed the most striking deviations between spectrophotometric and fluorimetric results.

Our study offers a striking example of extreme deviation from reciprocal partner specificity over the full geographical range of a fig-wasp system.

One of the most striking patterns of HRF deviation from the norm is, perhaps, that observed in generalised epileptic activity: BOLD changes that seem to precede epileptic discharges (assuming a normal haemodynamic delay) [Jacobs et al., 2009], which may reflect neural activity not observed on scalp EEG, but time locked to the epileptiform discharges.