The phrase "a large divergence in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant difference or variation between two or more things, such as opinions, data sets, or trends.
Example: "There is a large divergence in the results of the two studies, indicating that further research is needed."
Alternatives: "a significant difference in" or "a considerable variation in".
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.
Therefore, different test methods gave a large divergence in linear polarisation resistance (LPR) and capacitance for the same electrodes.
Due to a large divergence in sequence, it is impossible to detect the parental genes for some ancient duplicated genes.
The converse is also true, as paralogous pairs with large half-life changes show a large divergence in the length of N-terminal disorder (Supplemental Results; Figure S4A).
In conlusion, our study clearly shows that different parthenogenetic lineages are present in D. triquetrella with a large divergence in mtDNA.
Also all the stimuli that activate CREB1 independently of KS6B1 in rat do not do so in human, showing a large divergence in signaling.
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.
Through these approaches we found: (1) possible orthologues of genes previously identified as specific to animals and/or plants, and (2) genes conserved in fungi, but with a large difference in divergence rate in B. emersonii.
We analyzed the number of reads for conserved miRNAs and found it has large divergence in the expression frequency among these miRNAs.
In gene families like epd, with complete conservation of some sites and large divergence in others across the phylogeny, this assumption is not met.
