Sentence examples similar to constituted a divergence from inspiring English sources

That was fairly clear-cut, but it is not always easy to know what constitutes a significant divergence.

This constitutes a major divergence from the WIPO treaties since (as called for by Parliament) the right of reproduction relates not just to phonograms but also to video and audio-visual reproductions.

Using a multilocus species tree method for divergence time estimates, we found that the plateau Nesticella cave spiders constituted a monophyletic clade that originated in the early Miocene.

Divergence time estimates suggested that Nesticella cave spiders in the Yunnan Guizhou Plateau constituted a monophyletic troglobite clade that originated in the middle Miocene (11.1 18.6 Ma).

Once divergent mating preferences evolve, they may constitute a powerful mechanism maintaining divergence in sexual traits.

And does the divergence represent a divergence in the values that the two nations embrace?

This can be due to the stochasticity of mutations, which can specially affect to short branches, and to differences in population size and ancestral polymorphisms, which may constitute a large part of the divergence among genes in closely related species [ 13, 63].

Dan Schoenbaum: This has led to, and will continue driving a great divergence in what constitutes a 'good game'.

…in the mathematical description of fluid motion, in which the local velocity v(r) of fluid particles constitutes a field to which the notions of divergence and curl are naturally applicable.

Further examples will be found in the mathematical description of fluid motion, in which the local velocity v(r) of fluid particles constitutes a field to which the notions of divergence and curl are naturally applicable.

Moreover, the analysis of polymorphism and divergence at coding regions constitutes a powerful approach to detect the action of recurrent positive selection driving to fixation amino acid changes after relatively recent speciation events.