Sentence examples for to be deviation from inspiring English sources

And such a notion of disease is quite broad in that it encompasses infectious disease, chronic disease, injuries, poisonings, growth disorders, functional impairments and so on; disease encompasses all the conditions that are seen to be deviation from a 'normal' or 'natural' life course or physiological functioning of a human being.

In the conditional logit model, (sum_{i = 1} P_{ni} = 1) an equivalent model is obtained by defining V n,i to be deviations of regressors from values of alternative 1, and setting V n,i  = 0.

The HuffPost trend line will favor Clinton when the polls have generally favored Clinton and the polls showing Trump ahead ― or within a couple of points ― appear to be deviations.

To find out whether m* and p* are stable, we linearize about these points and define ζ and η to be deviations from the equilibrium: ζ (t) = m (t) - m*, η (t) = p (t) - p*, and η d = η (t - τ).

When the numbers of correlated combinations decreased significantly, they were assumed to be deviations from those in normal breast tissue and designated as mild (>50% of normal tissue correlation), moderate (33 50%) or severe (<33%).

These deviations are considered to be the deviation from the ideal capacitive behavior at intermediate frequencies [35].

From a distance "Married to the Army: Alaska" seems to be a deviation from those mandates.

And as Mr. Esposito, the manager of Community Board 1 in Brooklyn, was to learn, there was to be no deviation — even a faint hint of one — from the Bloomberg catechism.

Still, some analysts raised objections to what appeared to be a deviation from CNet's effort to wean itself from conventional advertising like banner ads, a staple in ZDNet's revenue stream.

This has penetrated the political, economic, judicial and social systems so thoroughly that is has ceased to be a deviation from the norm and become the norm itself.

"For the time being there seems to be no deviation from the announced date by the end of June.