Sentence examples similar to to deviate in that from inspiring English sources

However the methodology does deviate in that selection of participants was performed by members of the PHCT who were also delivering the intervention.

It's easy to deviate in order to make money, but that's often a short-term solution.

That started to deviate in the 1970s when wages began stagnating and productivity kept growing--an unnerving red flag.

He was, therefore, deeply disappointed when Motorola's board chose to deviate from that path in late 2003 and force out his son Christopher, the third generation Galvin CEO, just as Motorola was completing the most significant turnaround in its history.

In these designs, the presence of positive source-body voltage (VSB) causes the body current characteristics to deviate from that predicted by models in existing literature.

They are unlikely to deviate from that now that their place in the Cup is on the line.

Loci with calculated P-values less than 0.05 were considered to deviate from HWE in that population (Additional file 2).

Despite several bad losses in the last week that frustrated Robinson, the Expos continue to deviate from the script that almost everyone in baseball expected them to follow faithfully.

"There's no real need in Maryland to deviate from the plan that's already underway," Pierson said.

Although his taxonomy of the different kinds of ideas deviate in ways that are not of interest here from Locke's classification, he agrees with Locke that ideas exist only "in the mind" (Treatise, I, 2).

In general, those studies showed that the familial occurrence of cancer tends to deviate from the Possion distribution, in that more families than expected by chance have two or more affected, closely related members.