Sentence examples for diverge in content from inspiring English sources

Terminology resources devised for multiple purposes inherently diverge in content and structure.

For example, multiple copies of databases that are updated independently from each other may for one reason or another diverge in content over time.

The Sr2 region of Hope and CS diverged in gene content, including the presence in Hope, and absence in CS, of a cluster of ten GLP genes.

The chloroplast genomes of H. akashiwo and the diatoms T. pseudonana, O. sinensis, and P. tricornutum have diverged in gene content.

The two tests overlap in mission but diverge in style and content, with the ACT traditionally measuring achievement (including a science section) and the SAT measuring thinking skills.

In content or tone, they diverge from the voice your company is trying to project online, and possibly expose you to a backlash from clients, customers or employees.

Given the role of TEs and siRNA in gene expression regulation, and the relative speed with which plant genomes diverge in both TEs and siRNA content, we investigated the observed diversity of gene expression levels in a hybrid system for links to either TE or siRNA or both.

The results presented so far suggest that clonal pathogens, which seem to be extremely nondiverged in their gene sequences, are nevertheless quite diverged in their gene content.

In other words, the expected trend by which species that are more diverged at the level of gene sequences are also more diverged in their gene content seems to be weaker than we might expect.

Practice words in content.

Economies started to diverge in the mid-1990s.