Sentence examples for could diverge substantially from inspiring English sources
In economics jargon, the UK seems to be suffering from an extreme variant of the Houthakker-Magee effect – named after two economists who discovered in 1969 that price elasticities for imports and exports could diverge substantially, giving rise to a permanent tendency towards current-account imbalance.
These measures indicated that burst suppression dynamics could often diverge substantially across different cortical areas, with different cortical regions exhibiting different propensities for suppression.
His politics during the 1840s did not diverge substantially from those of a typical country squire.
When we consider victims above the 10% value on the horizontal axis, the two curves diverge substantially.
As mentioned above (Core Analogy), natural protein sequences can diverge substantially while maintaining their original function.
However, the models can diverge substantially concerning more subtle issues.
Epithelial cells of different tissues or species diverge substantially in their culture requirements.
The results did not diverge substantially from the initial multiple regression analyses.
However, such a heuristic approach fails, if the structures diverge substantially from a known derivative.
As expected, lower sequence similarity is observed in the C-terminal region since this region was shown to diverge substantially between MADS box orthologues (Theissen et al., 1996).
Many components of the RNA polymerase II transcription machinery have been identified in kinetoplastid protozoa, but they diverge substantially from other eukaryotes.
