Sentence examples for apparently divergent from inspiring English sources
Christian thought gradually settled into a pattern that required both of these apparently divergent ideas.
In particular I am concerned about the apparently divergent views of FOM and the BBC about the sequence of events.
While concerning himself mainly with two apparently divergent constituencies — the public and the billionaire Mr. Broad — Mr. Deitch neglected, his critics said, the artists and curators who constitute a crucial faction here.
There's a popular belief that one of the reasons Blur split up was that the band was incapable of containing Albarn's increasingly eclectic musical interests, but The Magic Whip frequently suggests otherwise, finding a fascinating common ground between his and Coxon's apparently divergent solo careers.
The explanation of these apparently divergent results probably lies in the limited number of incident events with non-zero values for the related variables.
Gaining an understanding as to how these apparently divergent functions are interrelated and controlled could elucidate new therapeutic strategies designed to harness the neuroprotective activity of IFNγ.
At primary sequence, the archetypal serine active moiety FHIAGESYAG is present as FNLGSPYAG in TcTES26 while the histidine-containing active moiety FTYLRVFNGG HMVPFDVP is apparently a divergent PSTPAANTGV HRYVFLVY sequence in TcTES26.
While the human piggyBac-like elements exhibit sufficient similarity in their inverted terminal repeats to the lepidopteran piggyBac transposon to permit these analyses, their sequences are apparently too divergent to enable identification of sub-terminal repeats and sequence elements by pair-wise sequence comparisons alone.
The family-81 endoglucanases from the two diatom species grouped together but were apparently still relatively divergent, the next closest sequences being a pair of family-81 endoglucanases from Arabidopsis thaliana.
Many agents with apparently very widely divergent and diverse biological mechanisms of action are capable of causing a limited number of random CRs, partial responses, and even stability of disease.
But, in addition, inspection of the deep WGS coverage revealed some regions of the genome that apparently were so divergent that aligned reads were sparse to absent (D. Spencer, O. A. Thompson, and R. H. Waterston, unpublished results).
