The phrase "a deeper divergence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant differences or variations between two or more subjects, often in a more profound or complex context.
Example: "The study revealed a deeper divergence in the opinions of the two groups regarding climate change policies."
Alternatives: "a greater disparity" or "a more profound difference."
For anti-American unrest to erupt in Egypt after all that could reflect a deeper divergence of a once-staunch ally from the United States.
A deeper divergence and a mild population size reduction during domestication suggest an evolutionary trajectory for dogs that is often called self-domestication42. Early wolves might have been domesticated as scavengers that were attracted to live and hunt commensally with humans.
subclades with evidence for a deeper divergence of the Neodon + Phaiomys lineage.
Since their study included Batomys, a member of our Phloeomyini, this represents a deeper divergence than the usual Mus/Rattus split assigned to 12 Mya.
For comparative genomics analysis at a deeper divergence level, we compared the gene content of S. melliferum IPMB4A with two other representative Mollicutes species: Mycoplasma genitalium G37 (GenBank accession number NC_000908) and ' Candidatus Phytoplasma asteris' OY-M (NC_005303).
The African distribution of species from each of the divergent hirudinid clades suggests that a deep divergence took place in the history of the medicinal leeches hundreds of millions of years ago.
But only 8 of the 11 were willing to sign the full report, and even this majority vote hides a deep divergence of views.
In his recent memoir, "Innocent Abroad," Indyk wrote, "There is a deep divergence between Iran and Syria, captured in the fact that at the same time as Iran's president threatens to wipe Israel off the map, his Syrian ally is attempting to make peace with Israel.... Should negotiations yield a peace agreement, it would likely cause the breakup of the Iranian-Syrian axis".
The ages of the most recent common ancestors of mitochondrial DNA haplogroups N9b and M7a (considered indigenous to Jomon and modern Japanese, and called the Jomon haplotype), were estimated to be 22 000 YBP and 23 000 YBP, respectively.10 These estimates also support a deep divergence of the Jomon people.
Using phylogenetic methods and available FV sequence data, we show a deep divergence and stable co-evolution of FVs in eutherian mammals over 100 million years.
Data from the mitochondrial cytochrome b gene indicate a deep divergence between populations east of Mississippi and those further west, which suggests that the western populations may be recognized as a separate species, Oryzomys texensis.
