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Under random fluctuation, for instance, evolved morphologies were narrowly and randomly distributed near the origin (representing the starting morphology) of the plot of the first two axes of principal component space and divergence from starting morphology rose modestly over time while the range of morphologies rose monotonically (Polly 2004:Fig. 5).

Because the principal investigator perceived some divergence from the content elaboration, additional advice was sought from health scientists and four older adults.

In contrast, directional selection yielded tightly clustered evolved morphologies distant from the origin of principal component plots with limited divergence from the selection trend and monotonic rise in divergence from starting morphology over time (Polly 2004:Fig. 7).

Divergence from the facts is acknowledged.

Divergence from typical T helper cells.

Why is that a divergence from the norm?

Mr. Stewart is allowing himself no divergence from the dialogue.

Divergence from established practice happens all the time.

This is a divergence from the history of the region.

What has resulted in the pay stakes is a divergence from the rest of society.

In some locations the divergence from the long-term average has been an eye-watering 20C.