Sentence examples for despite divergence from inspiring English sources

When H t remains positive as t→∞ it is possible for the growth rates of all countries diverge or some countries converge despite divergence occur among all countries.

Recent results have demonstrated that downstream cis-regulatory modules for root-hair-specific gene expression are conserved across angiosperms, despite divergence of upstream fate-determining machinery.

We observed very parallel evolution for different phenotypic traits despite divergence among independent microcosms.

This suggests that, despite divergence from the RTK consensus sequence [15], ROR2 has intrinsic kinase activity which is elicited upon dimerisation (Fig. 1B, upper panel).

The conservation of the secondary binding mode despite divergence of the primary specificity indicates that the binding modes can in some cases evolve independently of each other.

However, across the P. syringae complex as a whole, more than 50% of the genome remains as core, despite divergence values up to nearly 10%.

Addition of TFE brings the protein along a path that, despite divergences in the second half of the titrations, is very similar to that induced by SDS.

Part of this response was confirmed in a different experiment in Verdejo berries grown under field environmental conditions despite divergences in genotype, berry colour, berry total soluble solids (TSS) or sampling day photocycles and thermocycles.

Despite divergences in the reported results, ELF-MF and radio frequency electromagnetic field have to be considered as factors possibly influencing the circadian system function, because a substantial number of studies demonstrated the changes in melatonin and cortisol secretion as well as in sleep after exposition to these fields.

Second, secondary structure modeling of representatives of the five transposase families unraveled an RNase H-like fold with the expected positioning of the conserved DDE residues (supplementary fig. S2 A, Supplementary Material online), despite divergences in the regions between these putative catalytic residues.

As Nick Clegg said in his tribute in the Commons on Wednesday, remarking warmly on Mr Kennedy's loyalty to the party in the coalition years despite the divergence from his own beliefs, "If we could all carry ourselves with a little more of [his] honesty, wisdom and humility, politics would be held in much higher regard than it is today".