Sentence examples for a completely divergent from inspiring English sources

Moreover, there is a completely divergent understanding of human rights, and particularly the right to the freedom of expression.

While physician- and self-rated health distributions were very similar, with a clear predominance of good health, the objective health distribution showed a completely divergent pattern, with most participants displaying poor or intermediate health and only 4.2%% displaying good health.

In fact, after analyzing the expression profiles in a sample of 73 healthy tissues, only 16 (or 9.64%) gene-pairs show a completely divergent pattern of gene-expression (coexpression value ≤ 0.2, see Methods), while 13 (or 7.83%) exhibit complete coexpression (coexpression value = 1).

This possibility is especially plausible for P. t. ellioti (Ecotone) since this population exploits a niche that is completely divergent from the rainforest habitats of the neighboring P. t. ellioti (Rainforest) and P. t. troglodytes in southern Cameroon.

"Freewheel combines these completely divergent types of tech in a way that not only enhances the life of the specific user, but — through this aggregation of data — has the potential to positively affect millions of people".

It would seem improbable that the same change would be selected for in completely divergent hosts unless it conferred a significant advantage in each.

Their C-terminal regions are completely divergent, however, with PesTM6-1 having a recognizable paleoAP3 motif while PesTM6-2 has only the first tyrosine of the consensus (Fig. 6B).

They encode either a mating-type M-specific polypeptide or a repressor of filamentous growth, the functions of which are completely divergent from that of Rox1p in S. cerevisiae.

"We really do try to put together a festival that will appeal to L.A., that will reflect the completely divergent interests in L.A.," LAFF's artistic director, David Ansen, explained.

"Our politics are completely divergent," said Buttress, who is not the son of Julian, Baron Hunt of Chesterton.

It just says that normal very well-educated people can come away from the same event with completely divergent messages.