Sentence examples for distinct divergence from inspiring English sources
Therefore, evaluations from different approaches should not cause distinct divergence among the results.
There is always a distinct divergence between what a UN diplomat says formally to the member states and what is said privately to individual journalists about the same issue, but in the Anders Kompass case, the difference in tone and meaning is radical.
The logarithmic versus linear difference in the timing- and rate-based spatial pattern changes of click train responses suggests distinct divergence in the shapes of the corresponding RRTFs.
The growth rate of all cell types in glucose-free media was decreased as compared to normally supplemented media, particularly after 48 hrs when a distinct divergence in cell growth was consistently observed, likely due to decreased glucose availability.
ICU length was dichotomized with a cutoff of two days as this cutoff demonstrated a distinct divergence in the predictive value.
All subgroup comparisons in the pooled A. paniculata vs. placebo analysis showed distinct divergence with the exception of the baseline CRP subgroup.
The third cluster consisted of C. idella, M. piceus, H. molitrix, H. nobilis and M. amblycephala and showed distinct divergences from the other two clusters.
In several species, e.g. rhesus macaque and leaf monkeys, selection and lack of recombination have caused distinct sequence divergence between the two RHOXF2 copies within each species, which could lead to functional divergence.
Additionally, researchers constantly observed distinct genetic divergence between northern and southern Chinese populations.
The differences in mean and maximum within-cluster distances, for a given T, may be much more pronounced between clusters if single-linkage clustering is applied [23: 192], which is important because morphologically defined lineages may display distinct genetic divergence [25].
Similarly, in classical models of obligate sexual organisms it has been demonstrated that evolution of distinct phenotypic divergence requires the evolution of assortative mating leading to sympatric speciation [ 5- 9] (an exception being [ 1, 10]).
