Sentence examples for was deviated from from inspiring English sources

Variable-temperature magnetic susceptibility of compound 1 was investigated and the value was deviated from the Curie-Weiss law.

The response of modified electrode was deviated from the linearity for CySH concentration above 35 mM (Fig. 8b, red symbols).

The ordered FCC2 phase which was deviated from the definition of HEA was enriched in Fe-Ni.

The measured compressor performance was deviated from the simulation about 18%, but that is a reasonable inaccuracy for design propose and is well reasoned.

Phased pump units had two differences against to conventional pump units: the first difference was that its gearbox was deviated from the holder, the second difference was that there was a balance phase angle in the center of gravity of counterbalance, the crank always fall behind with phase angle in clockwise.

The distribution of alleles in the population of our study was deviated from the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium (P < 0.05).

The ANC, he said, was deviating from its original principles.

Some fans also disliked how the show was deviating from the original Sookie Stackhouse books.

Some strategists fretted that their party was deviating from its poll-tested emphasis on domestic issues.

The theory for a health-care-delivery system that the Clinton plan was drawing on (though it was deviating from it in important ways) was "managed competition".

"It's only been a handful of occasions when he's deviated from the liberal line," Edward Whelan said.