Sentence examples for current divergence from inspiring English sources

However, given the current divergence of points of views among European countries, such intervention will prove politically difficult.

Then, the significance of the current divergence in PGD policy for patients around the world are discussed.

Two important examples of current divergence may be found in the structure of corporate governance and the constitutional law of equality.

These results suggested that in China, O. hupensis dispersal is strongly linked to the distribution of wetlands, and the current divergence pattern of both O. hupensis and schistosomiasis might be altered due to the changed wetland pattern with the accomplishment of the Three Gorges Dam and the South-to-North water transfer project.

In fact, the current divergence between consumption and industrial production growth in the U.S. is unprecedented.

This suggests that the Helitron-2_AC family has been active in the anole genome much longer than its current divergence suggests.

To determine the neutral mutation rate of the putative mitochondrial control region (u), we used the current estimated divergence time between A. palmata and A. cervicornis of 3.6 2.6 mya, which corresponds to 350,000 to one million generations ago using a generation time of 3 8 years [49].

Moodysson doesn't define the in 1982 in terms of a style or a mindset, one that could present some under-the-surface currents of divergence or discord.

Here, we use the simultaneously estimated Birkeland current and divergence-free horizontal ionospheric current to derive the total horizontal height-integrated current.

We have also demonstrated that the simultaneously measured Birkeland current and divergence-free horizontal current can be used to calculate the actual horizontal (height-integrated) current, without any assumptions about conductivity.

We noted that in any case, far from the FAC normally present in the AFM model, its cross-meridian current is divergence-free and thus directly comparable to the equivalent current in a 1-D SECS application.