Sentence examples for cases diverge from inspiring English sources

This is where the cases diverge.

But that is where the two cases diverge.

The BIRADS and likelihood AUC curves for mammography and mammography plus AWBU in both cases almost superimpose when confidence in malignancy by mammography is high, but when confidence in malignancy by mammography is low, as in the lower portions of the graphs, the curves in both cases diverge significantly.

When Justice Konviser-Levine upheld the hate crime charges, the defense cases diverged.

But then their cases diverged -- in ways that might surprise anyone following the fierce political debate over how the Obama administration should treat terrorism suspects.

5– 11 For this reason and because during the past three decades DHF/DSS case definitions had become separately tailored to meet regional or national needs a global WHO survey found that national guidelines for diagnosis and management of dengue cases diverged widely.

Bird-pollinated orchids tend to follow the pattern of other bird flowers, but in some cases they diverge considerably.

This approximation can introduce errors that in general lead to a non-optimal performance of this filter and in some cases to diverge from the true solution.

But many are too scared to pounce, in case prices diverge even more.The dilemma of whether to pile in or stay put is perplexing hedge funds.

In cases where codes diverged between coders explanations and discussion led to an agreement in all cases.> The results are structured according to the four domains of inquiry based on information extracted from the interviews using deductive coding, for an overview of the codes and resulting themes that were used to identify relevant information pertaining to the research questions, see Table  1.

Since the duplicates in each one of these cases presumably diverged at the same moment, one must postulate different evolutionary trajectories for the different gene lineages.