Sentence examples for diverge a from inspiring English sources

Because TPR are conserved structure repeat elements which are often divergent at the primary sequence level, TPR domain sequences can diverge a great deal over time and have poor consensus motifs.

The documentary selections diverge a bit from what the Academy is considering.

The Writers Guild documentary selections diverge a bit from what the Academy is considering, but then, that's always the case.

America's regional economies may often diverge: a drop in oil prices might prompt a consumer boom in California while leaving Texas depressed.

The only speaker to diverge, a former Board of Elections member, Mary Guzman, was loudly booed when she said, "All of you are here out of fear, because someone picked up the phone and told you to come.

The scientists say the findings, which were reported in Biology Letters, show that variation in bitterness perception started to appear before human and Neanderthal lineages began to diverge a half-million years ago or more.

As populations continue to diverge, an increasing number of loci may be involved in DMIs, all of which must pass through a period of polymorphism.

The first-quarter numbers diverged a lot from those in previous quarters.

Sometimes the on-screen action mirrors the action onstage; sometimes it diverges, a dancer heading for the wings while her film counterpart sticks around.

The trends diverged a bit when looking at each stage.

When ratings diverged, a more experienced rater rated the performance of an examinee in question and finalized the rating (Nakatsuhara et al. 2014).