Sentence examples for creating divergence from inspiring English sources

Compared with TBBPA, 3-OH-BDE-47 shows different substitution patterns on the phenolic ring (3-OH vs. 4-OH) and different bridging groups between the aromatic rings (ether vs. isopropyl) creating divergence in the positioning of the second aromatic ring.

In many societies, where these are the basis of organizing daily life and protecting social nets as well as offering simple securities, the erosion of these ways of life is creating divergences that are weakening the social underpinning of these societies and tearing them apart.

Because the eurozone on its own just creates divergence.

The Chinese Delegation has come here to seek common ground, not to create divergence" (1955: 113).

The formal model of the system to be implemented possibly contains internal loops that create divergence and negatively influence the analysis's accuracy.

The dynamics of radial rotating loads on an elastic ring can create divergence instabilities as well as post-critical mode couplings.

"The euro was supposed to bring about convergence, and effectively it created divergence and that is now being perpetuated," he said.

Slight, but significant differentiation at six allozyme loci across the equatorial barrier indicates that 1-2 maymay not be sufficient to affect the net charge state of allozymes to create divergence, but likely reduced migration rates enough to modify allozyme frequencies by random genetic drift.

Given the best estimate of HBV origins, it is not likely that the spread of HBV into new human populations has exerted recent selective pressure on the virus, however co-evolution of the virus along with the human host may create divergence points along branches where humans and viruses co-adapted to new ecological niches.

This could create divergences between the case law [from Strasbourg] and the law in the UK".

During their evolution, languages underwent structural variations that created divergences in a way not very different from biological evolution [4].