For example, it can assist businesses in generating forecasts for future financial performance, provide strategic solutions for companies and guide them in making adaptive adjustments when predictions deviate from their actual performance.

例如，它可以帮助企业对未来财务业绩进行预测，为公司提供战略解决方案，并在预测偏离实际业绩时指导他们进行适应性调整。

However, CFIUS deviated from this normal practice and did not utilize the full time allocated under the regulations to review the transaction," he said.

The incidents highlighted by Pear Video are individual cases where staff members deviated from the platform's mission, and the staff involved will be punished after a nationwide probe－with an emphasis in cities like Chengdu in Sichuan province, Zhengzhou in Henan province and Ningbo in Zhejiang province, where Pear Video recorded evidence of the marketing representatives' actions, the statement said.

For many people, houses and apartments have deviated from their original function as places for living to serve as investment targets.

The US has restricted outbound investment by its companies and is engaged in "decoupling and severing supply chains" in the investment field under the guise of "de-risking", which has seriously deviated from the principles of market economy and fair competition advocated by the US side, and affected normal business decisions of enterprises, the ministry said.

The United States' unilateralism and protectionism in trade have deviated from the multilateral trading system, violated economic laws and market rules, and affected the stability of global industrial and supply chains, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce said Saturday.

These changes deviate to a certain extent from the long-term structural change trends of the Chinese economy.

"The main reason is the land market has deviated a bit from its historical average over the course of the past few years and the high performance-price ratio land plots have led to much developer interest," said Brodie.

"Without street lights, I was not sure whether my car had deviated from the planned route or not," Li recalled.

Such practices deviate from the principle of fair competition and violate international economic and trade rules, Shu said, adding the moves not only damage the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese enterprises, but also seriously affect the interests of US enterprises, hinder international scientific and technological exchanges, and harm economic and trade cooperation.

Such practices deviate from the principle of fair competition and violate international economic and trade rules, Shu said.

For instance, when the sightseeing cars in the town deviate from the designed track or speeds, the IoT chips in the cars will automatically send an alarm to the town's digital management platform and security personnel will take actions to solve the problems and ensure safety.

He said that his evaluations of the current economic performance are placed in the long-run framework, and he prefers to leave the market forces to play their roles and make only necessary policy adjustments as long as short-term indicators have not significantly deviated from the long-term trend.

"Although northbound flow could temporarily deviate from the trendline in the short term on slowing economic activities and disruptions from geopolitical risks, in the medium term, northbound flow should return to the long-term net inflow trendline as China's economic activities stabilize and rebound," Meng said.

A considerable aspect of its business deviated from sci-tech finance, which led to liquidity issues, said Zeng Gang, director of the Shanghai Institution for Finance & Development.

The exchange rate may deviate from the equilibrium level in the short term, yet in the medium to long term, the market and policies are likely to correct most deviations.

What has happened by now does not deviate from the logic of exchange rate fluctuation I've argued for many times.

Min Cheng, head of investment products and investment advisory at the wealth management division of Standard Chartered China, said: "In the past, the wealth management business of the Chinese banking sector actually deviated from the real nature of asset management and separated itself from the real economy due to a lack of professional management.

Meanwhile, as the market's investor structure, which is dominated by retail investors, may make short-term stock price performance deviate from the true value of listed firms, long-term investment opportunities abound, she said.

In recent years, some private enterprises deviated from their core business and expanded in an irregular and improper way which caused excessive debts and even led to capital chain rupture, said Yang Lei, secretary-general of the Sichuan Banking Association.

The performance of some stocks has deviated significantly from their fundamentals.

Wen Bin, chief researcher at China Minsheng Banking Corp, said, "Affected by international financial market fluctuations and market expectations, the recent stock market slump was irrational and deviated from Chinese economic fundamentals, so the government took a number of measures to stabilize the capital markets.

"When measured against a basket of currencies, the yuan has been fluctuating within a range of about 3 percent since the beginning of this year, which does not deviate from a market-based, managed floating exchange rate system", according to Zhu Haibin, JP Morgan chief China economist.

"In the past few years, bank growth has deviated from growth of the real economy.

"The recent appreciation of the yuan, likely driven by the "counter-cyclical factor", has already deviated from the central bank's desired trajectory," Alicia Garcia-Herrero, chief economist for Asia-Pacific with French bank Natixis, wrote in an article.

"C-Mer has good fundamentals, but the company's current share prices have far deviated from its valuation," Leung said.

"In tandem with the rapid growth, China's internet finance industry is afflicted with Ponzi schemes and some companies deviate from their main business to seek hefty profits," said Li Bo, a researcher with the People's Bank of China (PBOC), the central bank.