If available forecasts diverge notably, the baseline scenario will reflect an assessment of the forecast that is deemed to be most plausible.
Recent editions may diverge, notably in omitting "lachen" in line 22 (but not in line 29), which, however, has some manuscript support.
This profile diverges notably from that of the typical perpetrator, who in both Rio and the US are predominantly men 15 to 29 years old.
The relative spatial orientation of GlcN rings of the diglucosamine backbone of Lipid A diverges notably for MD-2-bound agonistic and antagonistic ligands.
Yet, even so, by opening night, the published and performed plays notably diverged in several places, with the text, for instance, containing no mention of sequences featuring ukeleles and mime.
Thirdly, the expression patterns of two nDNA-encoded genes, NDUFA4 and NDUFA5, notably diverged from the rest of the nDNA-encoded subunits, suggesting a certain degree of tissue specificity.
Federal and regional interests diverge on crucial issues, notably labor legislation, the overhaul of which is seen by economists as essential to reducing unemployment and increasing productivity.
As Smiley (1993: 19) has remarked, "Dialetheism stands to the classical idea of negation like special relativity to Newtonian mechanics: they agree in the familiar areas but diverge at the margins (notably the paradoxes)." Related to the classic paradoxes of logic and set theory is the Paradox of the Stone.
Mr. Romney, a former Massachusetts governor, and House Republicans diverge on some legislative issues — notably what to do about Chinese currency manipulation, an issue that has become a centerpiece of the Romney campaign.
Turkson and Archbishop Silvano Maria Tomasi, a leader of the same Vatican division who was previously the church's observer at the United Nations, discussed the lengthy list of issues where the notably progressive pope diverges from Trump and the surging right-wing politicians elsewhere in the world.
However, animals diverge developmentally, behaviorally, and metabolically postpartum, most notably in adulthood.
