"divergence by" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a separation or difference caused by a specific factor or action. Example: The team's success was a result of the coach's skillful leadership and the players' dedication, but there was also a divergence by the star player's absence due to injury.
Finally, we calculated the nucleotide divergence by 50 Kb sliding window size to screen for the highly divergent genome regions between black grouse and chicken and between black grouse and turkey.
They delivered on the promise of divergence by contradicting each other at every stop.
"The Great Divergence" by Timothy Noah is a book about income inequality, and if you're thinking, "Do we really need another book about income inequality?" the answer is yes.
Independent research investigating frame divergence by interlocutors is not available.
We approximated the estimation of divergence by assuming a Poisson solid.
The current study attempts to clarify this divergence by examining a process that may mediate flexibility in race-based processing: the engagement of visual attention.
The nanoparticle optical antenna arrays are optimized to achieve the high directivity and the small divergence by using of Helmholtz's reciprocity theorem.
In particular, the focus is put on reducing thread divergence by making a judicious choice for the mapping of threads onto the data.
The density reduction derived from the divergence by the large-scale subsidence is added in the right-hand side (rhs) of Eq. (1).
The resulting stress field is also used as the initial condition in modeling the electromigration flux divergence by employing the finite difference method.
I give a brief history of the radiation, examine the process of divergence by natural selection over time, and then consider the nature of the reproductive barrier to gene flow between closely related species.
