Sentence examples for divergence from the old from inspiring English sources
That means no divergence from the old principles on this intensely clarifying album.
We can, in many cases, attribute the Middle Stoa's divergence from the Old to a desire to amalgamate what these writers took to be correct in other philosophical schools.
Presence of two highly similar CCT8L genes (CCT8L1 and CCT8L2) in the genomes of human and chimp and of a single copy in other mammal genomes, including rhesus monkey, suggests that the duplication of this gene occurred in the ape lineage (Hominoidea) after its divergence from the old-world monkeys (Cercopithecidae).
We compared TimeTree divergence time data (measured from H. sapiens) for the new set of 12 species to the TimeTree divergence time data from the old set of 12 species (reporting the difference between the corresponding ordinal measurements in the right hand margin of Figure 4) [ 35].
The minimum age for the Gasterosteiformes-Tetraodontiformes divergence is derived from the oldest known member of the tetraodontiform lineage, Plectocretacicus clarae, which also represents the oldest known percomorph.
Instead, the younger populations in Western Europe show more morphological divergence than the older populations from Africa and the Near East.
The absolute measures of genetic divergence from presumed older habitats or metapopulations in unglaciated areas (Japan and Alaska) were generally much greater than those population genetic divergences among younger habitats (glaciated areas).
Because the principal investigator perceived some divergence from the content elaboration, additional advice was sought from health scientists and four older adults.
Divergence from the facts is acknowledged.
