Sentence examples for diverge more from inspiring English sources

Traits under divergent selection do in fact diverge more than do neutral loci (Endler 1973; Morgan et al. 2005; Porcher et al. 2006).

Thus, the predictions suggest that duplicates from large segmental duplications diverge more slowly in function, as is evident in low divergence in expression and protein-level properties.

Interestingly, the higher percentage of reciprocal expression found among the tandem duplicates in the ADA data set is partly due to the more divergent organ types, suggesting that expression patterns among the tandem duplicates may diverge more across different organ types than the WG duplicates when compared with the ARA data set.

"Look, Mattis and Pompeo will diverge more than Mattis and Tillerson did in terms of policy.

The two books diverge more seriously in their interpretation of the personality behind the science.

It will diverge more and more, and its dialectal variations are likely to become increasingly distinct.

Over time, species diverge more and more from one another as a consequence of anagenetic evolution.

The lesson of the last two years is that the two powers' interests diverge more often than they overlap.

The narrative styles could hardly diverge more sharply: James the master of nuance and the telling descriptive detail; Bernhard the blunt and moralizing abstractionist.

And indeed, the performance of Mahler's Ninth Symphony could hardly diverge more from those Beethoven interpretations -- except in its zeal to make points.

In an economic downturn, forecasts both for broad economic trends and for profits generally diverge more widely than in good times.