The phrase "a large divergence between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant differences or variations between two or more subjects, ideas, or data sets.
Example: "There is a large divergence between the two studies in their findings on climate change."
Alternatives: "a significant difference between" or "a considerable gap between".
The reconstructed molecular tree of all five halophiles shows a large divergence between these species, but with the closest relationship being between H. sp. NRC-1 and H. lacusprofundi.
Such a large divergence between males and females in the composite data suggests a substantial proportion of the 3,770 individual genes influencing this clear, sex-specific trend may be related to sex steroid biosynthesis pathways.
In our view, the challenge of adequately visualizing such very large alignments, or alignments with a large divergence between species lies not in finding a visualization that shows every detail at maximum resolution, but rather in appropriate summarization and a (semi-automatic) focusing on the important events.
This tax dispute was part of a larger divergence between British and American interpretations of the British Constitution and the extent of Parliament's authority in the colonies.
A larger divergence between breeds and limited LD across the two populations is expected to lead to less accurate across-breed prediction of breeding values from genomic data [ 23].
But none of these methods works perfectly: eventually domestic credit takes off and inflation accelerates.That is particularly likely when there is a large divergence in economic conditions between the anchor country (in this case America) and those that shadow its currency.
Studies also show a surprisingly large divergence between the level of euro-area debts and the sum of countries' accumulated budget deficits.
Similar results were also observed in Clades III, IV, and V, where the expression between each gene member in the same clade or between orthologs showed a large divergence (Fig. 4).
Despite the relatively large divergence between assemblages A, B and E, comparative genomics have identified a conserved core of protein encoding genes (~4500) [ 11].
A transcriptome-based cladogram supports the large divergence between A. mexicanus and A. picadoi, and a closer kinship between A. mexicanus and C. godmani.
Similarly, balancing selection cannot explain the excess of coincident SNPs across the whole genome because we also showed that there is an excess of coincident SNPs between human and macaque; the large divergence between the two species would mean that balancing selection would be extremely unlikely (Hodgkinson et al. 2009).
