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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.

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.

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.

These peaks are in sharp contrast to (i) the near zero divergence observed across the red color pattern locus between parapatric races that share similar red color patterns (parapatric postman versus postman comparison, Fig.  4a) and (ii) the broad elevated relative divergence between the incipient species that has no clear peak (parapatric between species comparison, Fig.  4a).

We suspect that the broad estimates of divergence between grey wolves and western coyotes (approx. 1 Ma) and between eastern wolves and western coyotes (approx. 300 000 Ma), in combination with the contemporary admixture observed in the eastern North American populations, may be impacting the ability of these tests to accurately estimate ancestry.

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

Following the divergences of atricapilla and borin, a sub-Saharan distribution was established, with a subsequent divergence between dohrni (Gulf of Guinea Island endemic) and abysinnicus (broad Afro-tropical distribution).

Up to now, there is no study examining expression divergence between homologs that takes into account a broad spectrum of species and after a phylogenetic reconstruction.

Proteomic approaches [ 8] can characterize full-venom patterns of divergence between species [ 9, 10], but only in broad strokes, failing to differentiate members of large venom-gene families and to provide information on sequence divergence.

Figure 3 shows that the former scenario results in higher genetic divergence between the populations at the selected locus over a broad range of migration rates.