Sentence examples for better divergent from inspiring English sources

This resulted in the following ranking (higher is better): Divergent tissue with divergent manipulation; Divergent tissue with same manipulation; Homologous tissue with different manipulation; Homologous tissue with same manipulation or same tissue with different manipulation; and Same tissue or cell type with (nearly) same manipulation.

Finally, we conclude this introduction by arguing in favour of more systematic research on family involvement and educational outcomes by children of immigrants in order to better understand divergent pathways to educational success.

The corrupt can perhaps be made better by divergent companionship, or the good made worse by it.

It is suggested that in theory amino acid-based methods for selection tests may better contain divergent sequences and dS saturation than codon-based methods [ 45].

Alternatively, maximum-likelihood approaches based on protein sequences are able to better contain divergent sequences in theory [ 45], although as a trade-off, they lose part of the codon substitution information.

Philosophical interest should focus on the concept of intentionality itself or, better still, the divergent conceptions of intentionality that philosophers have had, and their resulting disagreements.

The critical junctures hypothesis (Acemoglu and Robinson 2013; Moore 1966; Eggertsson and Sokoloff 1997 among others) explains that historical events like colonialism are a better explanation for divergent paths.

The HIL simulation with a little convergence is better than the divergent simulation because the previous one can be considered to have some simulation error while the latter one could destroy the hardware.

This approach was chosen over other, more statistically informative analyses such as codeml [97] due to its better accommodation of divergent sequences and lower demand for computational resources required by the large datasets analyzed in this study.

This might reflect an incomplete matching procedure and could better explain the divergent findings to our results.

Our results also indicate that additional studies are required to better understand the divergent roles of different macronutrient types in regulating cardiac remodeling, both in physiological and pathophysiological settings.