Sentence examples for broader divergence from inspiring English sources

The galling thing for many in Liverpool is the sense that recent football history speaks to a broader divergence of fortunes between the two great cities.

That GuiaBolso has emerged as a bright spot in the otherwise grim horizon of Brazil's economic outlook speaks to a broader divergence between the country's digital economy, which continues to grow, and its offline industries, which have been stumbling since 2015.

But that unanimity masks a broad divergence in their approaches to the issue while in office, spanning the spectrum of Republican positioning.

There was broad divergence in physico-chemical properties of Sephadex-PsBGAL and chitosan-PsBGAL.

Laser accelerated protons in the TNSA regime have wide energy spectrum and broad divergence.

With conventional guides this leads to the situation that a white beam with some 50 cross-sectiontion and a broad divergence is to illuminate a sample of some mm2 area.

In spite of sharing a common larval body plan, ascidians and vertebrates use very different embryological strategies, which could have led to a broad divergence in cis-regulation.

The problem of alignment errors arises especially on large-scale phylogenies with many taxa that span a broad divergence range [10], where many homologies lie in the twilight-zone of sequence alignments [11].

However, because of the large number of synaptic inputs and the broad divergence of the outputs, large layer V pyramidal neurons are best suited for integration of spontaneous inputs and initiation of activity in the whole neocortical network.

These trends may represent two, broad divergences in stereotypic OR-expression that distinguish Anophelinae from Culicinae.

The other strategy, undertaken by the French consortium Génolevures, sequenced and compared the genome of highly diverged Hemiascomycetes yeast species that span a much broader evolutionary divergence [9,10].