Sentence examples for diverged that from inspiring English sources

At 10% divergence, we checked the effect of changing the threshold for considering a hybridization difference to be diverged, that is, from 1 (present) to 0 (absent).

Licensing conditions mandating the use of plastic barware in some city centre licensed premises, however, were introduced after the period in which violence in Cardiff and comparison cities diverged (that is, 2005, see fig 1) and the number of glass related assaults was far too low to account for the observed reductions, indicating that the glassware change does not explain the divergence.

Genetic markers for inferring ancient divergences may be problematic if the sequences are so diverged that they are saturated, or alternatively, if mutational bias or natural selection has influenced sequence composition.

A whole new movement and look diverged that both inspired and was inspired by downtown street wear.

It is possible that POPs of such phyla are so diverged that most of the methods failed to identify them, including current remote homology detection methods.

One of the four members of this mir-9 cluster, mir-306, is so diverged that its homology with mir-9/mir-79 is not unambiguous.

Despite church condemnation of abortion and same-sex marriage, American Catholics' views on both don't diverge that much from those of Americans in general.

When they diverge, that's a yellow flag and you should be alert to a possible change in trend.

Science and entertainment diverged at that point, but I can still be happy with both".

Therefore, we did not compute frequency of admixture in secondary contacts between populations that diverged less that 0.1 (DN) in allozyme loci.

Indeed, a recent spate of studies has examined the factor structure of the FASM and found solutions that diverge from that reported in Nock and Prinstein [ 26].