Sentence examples for a divergent pattern and from inspiring English sources

On satellite images the morphology of the river terminus has a divergent pattern and resembles a network of coeval sinuous distributary channels.

This analysis clearly shows a divergent pattern of amino acid usage and conservation among the Epd family subgroups.

A divergent pattern of phosphorylation of Zap70, LAT, Akt and STAT6 was noted in patients with or without an objective tumor response.

The ovipositor length in G. fultoni seemed to show a divergent pattern, but there was no statistical difference between sympatric and allopatric populations.

Alternatively, this could indicate differences in the pattern of outlet clustering within different 'neighbourhood types', e.g. a divergent pattern of outlet clustering in equally deprived inner city and peripheral neighbourhoods (Ellaway et al., 2010).

When stratifying for maternal age, race/ethnicity, and insurance status, there was a divergent pattern to the odds of an infant being admitted to the NICU that was dependent upon an interaction of race/ethnicity, age, and insurance status.

Alternatively, the process of urbanization is likely to contribute to a divergent pattern of aging: urbanized regions tend to attract population at working ages, while rural regions are left with a higher proportion of people out of the labor market.

Furthermore, in the presence of Gen, Dex exposure resulted in a divergent pattern of gene regulation.

Complete reshuffling can be found in all copepod mitogenomes, leading to a divergent pattern of gene order in this group.

However, the distribution of mirror areas did not strictly follow a divergent pattern, which was defined as displaying more dissimilarity in sympatry than in allopatry for both taxa.

The remaining ten exhibit a divergent pattern with six TF-binding sites being present predominantly upstream of SSB1, while the other four are present predominantly upstream of SSB2.