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The study also found evidence of marked divergence in the relative emotional content of British and American English beginning in the 1960s.

This marked divergence may be explained by the longer evolutionary distance between G. morhua (Paracanthopterygii) and the other fishes.

An evolutionary and phylogenetic analysis of these isoforms revealed a substantial conservation at the protein level where they differ by only three amino acids (see Figure 6C), but a marked divergence at the nucleotide sequence level [ 24].

By contrast, most British economic indicators, from interest rates to unemployment, show a marked divergence from continental Europe, and there are much broader economic implications for Britain's economy than there were in Denmark's case.

Digitized art from the period - from both Japan and the US - allows for comparison of the marked divergence in perspective that each country had regarding the encounter.

In a marked divergence from the strident anti-Islamic rhetoric that characterised his campaign, he instead pledged not to "lecture" or "tell other people how to live … or how to worship".

For centuries children had been dressed as miniature adults, but in the 1770s there was a marked divergence from this established custom.

Most significantly, there is a marked divergence between law firm and client valuation of service.

With the imposition of water deficits, marked divergence in monthly diameter and height growth become immediately apparent (Figure 3).

This can be ascribed both to its oversize slot and the marked divergence in the slot walls.

Why is there such a marked divergence between what lawyers think they're worth and what the rest of society does?