Sentence examples for a significant divergence between from inspiring English sources

She said there was now a "significant divergence" between Scotland and the rest of Britain which she "deeply regretted".

Using subnational Panamanian nightlight production from 1996 to 2012, we detect a significant divergence between the relationship of subnational reported GDP and nightlights before the Canal handover (when the U.S.A. was very involved in their statistical agencies) and the correlation after the handover (with no U.S. involvement).

In most patients we detected a significant divergence between sequences sampled before and after treatment.

Similarly to the E1-E2 region, we detected a significant divergence between sequences sampled before and after treatment in most patients (Table 1, Figure 1).

Interestingly, the early transcription unit E3, which is not under selective pressure by the immune system, also showed a significant divergence between HAdV-A31 and HAdV-A12.

Analyzing our results we found a significant divergence between 5-ALA fluorescence and MR contrast enhanced tumor according to neuronavigation data.

Our data failed to show a significant divergence in intestinal GU between the two types of surgery, although jejunal GU tended to be higher in the patients who underwent SG.

We further compared the expression profile of GmaDA1 [ 22] and GsoDA1 (Fig.  2) orthologous gene pairs and we did not find a significant divergence (P > 0.09) between these 11 orthologous gene pairs, while GmaDA1 (P = 0.009) or GsoDA1 (P = 0.04) paralogs in a species were different in all the detected organs, indicating an organ-biased role for each soybean DA1-like gene.

If these parameters were sensitive to changes in promoter activity, a more significant divergence between RPU measurements obtained via GFP and Gemini would be expected.

As illustrated in previous studies, we have generated a unique breeding scheme based on inherent aerobic running capacity that has resulted in a significant divergence in native running capacity between two populations, termed low capacity runners (LCR) and high capacity runners (HCR) [10], [11], [12].

Close inspection of the chemical resonance signal in the aromatic region (primarily at δc = ~150 ppm) supported the existence of guaiacyl lignin-derived polymeric entities, in both the spectra of termite feces and control softwood but there was a significant divergence in the overall intensities between them.