Sentence examples for considerable divergences from inspiring English sources

There are considerable divergences.

The Buddhist scholastic literature exhibits considerable divergences on how these two Dharmakīrtian requirements should be taken.

Despite considerable divergences, most influential theories of cocaine addiction (including recent neurocomputational models [44], [45]) postulate that cocaine is initially addictive through its direct and supranormal stimulation of dopamine signaling in the ventral striatum [15], [22], [46] [49].

Various studies have analysed these considerable divergences between official policies and actual practice in other health sectors [ 23- 25].

If this is so, there is still considerable divergence among experts over the economic direction to expect from Pyongyang.

S&N said: "We recognise that the use of discretion is a matter where there is considerable divergence of opinion.

The proposed electrode can be used for at least two months without any considerable divergence in potentials.

Members of the other major group (Microchiroptera) have been less conservative and have undergone considerable divergence in feeding habits.

Because of the great distances between the various groups, the dialects of both languages show considerable divergence.

Consequently there is a considerable divergence of opinion on the effectiveness of vegetation as a noise control measure.

The electrode shows a response time of 6 s and can be used for at least five weeks without any considerable divergence in potentials.