The phrase "a divergent method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method that differs from the norm or takes an alternative approach in a particular context, such as research or problem-solving.
Example: "In our study, we employed a divergent method to explore new solutions that traditional approaches had overlooked."
Alternatives: "an alternative method" or "a non-traditional method".
Herein, we describe a rapid, divergent method for using spherical nucleic acids (SNAs) as a universal platform for attaching RNA to DNA-modified nanoparticles using enzyme-mediated techniques.
A divergent synthetic method was used in which peptide 1 was synthesized from C to N terminus from the α-amine of lysine and peptide 2 was synthesized from the ε-amine of lysine (Figure 2A, Materials and Methods S1, Figure S1).
Three generations of a biologically active class of melamine dendrimers containing arene- cyclopentadienyliron cations were synthesized using the divergent method.
In this paper, polyamidoamine (PAMAM) dendrimers with active amino group of some generations (G=0.5 2) were prepared from commercial aminoacetaldehyde diethyl acetal by the divergent method.
By means of the divergent method, DAP (generation = 0.5∼3.0) were prepared by gradually attaching methyl acrylate and methylene-dianiline to the initiator core.
The results confirmed that the structures of DAP were in well agreement with the designed ones; therefore, it meant that the divergent method was feasible to prepare dendrimers with many benzene rings.
Dendrimer can be grown towards outward direction from the central core; this process is known as divergent method designed by Newkome and Tomalia [ 39– 41], or it may be formulated by the Frechet's method, in which the dendrimers are made toward inside direction, that is, from the periphery to inner core [ 42].
The consultative orientation, in particular, includes a wide range of divergent methods which assume different epistemological and meta-ethical commitments.
