Sentence examples for commensurate divergence from inspiring English sources
The possibility of compensatory substitutions in the RD and CBFβ proteins of sea anemone and human suggests that functional constraints require that directional selection on either protein may promote commensurate divergence in its partner.
When historical data are absent (that is, the overwhelming majority), viral sequence sampling on a time scale commensurate with the rate of substitution permits the inference of the times of subtype divergence.
However, devolution and the creation of national assemblies in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland opened a space for policy divergence, and by about 2002 English policy makers, concerned that increased public spending had not yielded commensurate service improvements, again turned to market ideas to reinvigorate the NHS in England.
The divergence is immense.
Forces of Divergence I.O.U.
What explains this divergence?
But is there a commensurate societal concern?
Yet the privileges come without commensurate responsibility.
Onto the "trick" and divergence.
