Sentence examples for the major deviation from inspiring English sources

The structures of DNA-bound dTALE can be superimposed to dHax3 with an RMSD (root-mean-squared deviation) of 0.946 Å over 455 Cα atoms with the major deviation occurring to the amino (N) terminal helix (Fig. 2B).

This is the major deviation from the conventional search engines.

The major deviation in the 1957 course from a straight-line-of-travel occurred at the first perennial stream crossing (TC-1) at about 350 m downstream from the current crossing point (Fig.  4b).

My 2012 Defensive Tackle Rankings are wildly different from consensus rankings, and one of the major deviations is my low ranking of Mississippi State's Fletcher Cox.

This study compares the actual implementation of the observational method in the Veda embankment project according to the definitions given in Eurocode 7. The outcome of the observational method as a design approach, and the major deviations compared to the definitions in Eurocode 7 are discussed.

Compared to pAPEC-O2-ColV, the major deviations are the inversion of the region containing sitABCD and iutA iucABCD and the relocation of the region, including iroBCDN, cvaABC, and tsh located downstream of iutA iucABCD in pAPEC-1.

How to explain this major deviation from the historical trend, other than conspiracy theories?

The only major deviation from the WHO model list are taxanes which have a low rate of inclusion in the NEMLs despite being listed by the WHO.

The remainder of the algorithm proceeds similarly to standard evolutionary procedures, with the only major deviation occurring in terms of offspring evaluation, as is described next.

But the opera featured one major deviation from the form.

It is possible that cell-to-cell contacts in the syncytium result in compensatory mechanisms with a tendency to protect the repolarization system from major deviation from the normal conditions.