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This paper discusses Murdoch's engagement with Levinas's concept of ethics and sheds light on those places where Murdoch's philosophy clearly diverges from Levinas's.

The new Bartonella species (strain 2754/1) clearly diverges from the other bat isolates.

Using FI as the critical decoding variable clearly diverges from models using maximum-likelihood and Bayesian inference methodologies to match perceptual decisions.

The spectrum of the real FMDV sample is similar to the clonal RT-PCR sample at low frequencies which represents the error introduced from sample processing and base calling, but it clearly diverges away from the clonal samples at a frequency of 0.5% bin onwards which therefore represent real biological variants in the viral population.

By contrast, CEPAD335 clearly diverged from the 3 others in all 4 studied regions (nucleotide divergence >2.5% in each region, large nucleotide insertions in the G1L region), indicating that patient 4 was infected by a different CPXV strain.

But theory and practice clearly diverge.

He looked for useful matched pairs — similar companies whose performance clearly diverged at a certain point.

The two hyperbolic geodesic lines in Figure 3.4 are parallel because they do not intersect, but they are clearly diverging.

EHM stimulated at 2 and 4 Hz displayed a similarly enhanced inotropic reserve, but a clearly diverging FFR.

"Recently, the interests of the Japanese people and the Ryukyu people have clearly diverged," said Mr. Yara, 61, the head of the tiny Ryukyu Independence Party.

In contrast, speed scores on discrimination-reaction tests reveal clearly diverging trends for college men and women trained intensively for several days (960 trials).