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If I set a story in "Paris," where the Eiffel Tower is made of rubber, that's a clear divergence from the actual Paris (and possibly an improvement), and everyone will notice.

This is a clear divergence from the invariant bending of the substrate DNA through the expansion of the major groove by the PD-(D/E XK REases (Horton et al., 2004).

Several of the proteins potentially interacting with TamB encode for more POTRA domains than the canonical BamA (fig. 7), and some of these POTRAs show clear divergence from conserved BamA POTRAs as discussed in the next paragraph.

Speaking at the event, Khosrowshahi noted that in remaining private, Uber "has all the disadvantage of being a public company, with the spotlight on us, with none of the advantages," marking a clear divergence of thinking from the perspective of Kalanick, who famously wanted to keep Uber private as long as possible and saw no need to enter the public markets with any urgency.

Yet, no clear divergence is evident from mitochondrial data.

Phylogenic trees derived from the ITS1 sequences support a clear divergence between L. tropica from the other three species, but there was no clear grouping among the isolates according to their geographical origin.

Phylogenetic analysis further indicated clear divergence of wild ruminants from the domestic ruminants in separate clusters.

The L. tropica supports a clear divergence between L. tropica isolates from the other three species.

The reality is that the recession and political crisis created a clear divergence of fortunes among Brazil's technology companies.

It still shows a clear divergence with the gufm1 curve (light-blue curve in Fig. 4).

Moreover, after the 1996 1998 recalibration a clear divergence between the various prototype kilograms was observed.