Sentence examples for clear divergence in from inspiring English sources

Our analysis of investor voting correlation with house recommendations from the two largest PVAs, ISS* and Glass Lewis(see table on the following page), shows a clear divergence in actual voting behavior.

After implementation, however, there is a clear divergence in the two series.

Instead, we concluded that the clear divergence in the performance of the two experimental groups suggests an ability to imitate 'selectively'selectively

However, a clear divergence in the acetylcholinesterase sequence between Australian and African/Mexican strains of R. microplus has been detected [ 10].

Less evidence exists for identifying the strains as M. marseillense because of the clear divergence in the genes investigated, other than 16S rRNA.

For example, the family of the glutathione S-transferase in Populus has a clear divergence in expression patterns in response to different stress treatments [ 21].

Accordingly, as is the case with our results, clear divergences in habitat at early stages of evolution were often overlooked.

The STR species cannot be distinguished with the molecular methods used in this study, however, the species show clear divergences in their responses to ecological factors of habitat type and climate.

In spite of the fact that anti-Endos and anti-CDKS are both associated with the same highly related subfamily of PPP phosphatases including PP2A, PP4, and PP6, further experiments revealed clear divergences in the behavior of these two phosphatase activities.

In a clear divergence with the chancellor, King said: "If some banks are thought to be too big to fail, then, in the words of a distinguished American economist, they are too big.

Comparison of scoring revealed clear divergence between DAS and mSS in some tissues.