Sentence examples for to deviate in from inspiring English sources

The quantile quantile plots show good agreement within one standard deviation and begin to deviate in the second standard deviation.

Such playfulness seemed radical at the time, but it is now common for TV dramas to deviate in style and timeline.

Although Tantric and Shakta traditions did not oblige their followers to deviate in a socially visible way from the established order, they provided a ritual and a way of life for those who, because of sex or caste, could not participate satisfyingly in the conventional rites.

Countries are likely to deviate in bad times placing the IMF in an "impossible position".

This can be seen to deviate in all cases quite sharply from the empirical curves.

The second part states that no bookmaker has incentives to deviate in Step 1.

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).

Sites Z17 and Z18 form antiparallel contacts between monomers during Max dimerization and were found to deviate significantly in human Mxd1 and c-Myc (Nair and Burley 2003).

One can clearly see that whereas the initial ice composition is very similar, at later times the ice composition starts to deviate, since in the rate equation model also the lower layers are still available for hydrogenation, whereas in reality they are blocked by the top layers, which is included in the microscopic KMC model.

Guidelines allow users to deviate from them in the light of the situations in which patients live and health staff work.

The schedules would signal a continuing commitment to the international community, and their inclusion in an international agreement would provide a disincentive for member nations to deviate from them in the future.