Sentence examples for divergence is so from inspiring English sources

"Vocabulary shifts all the time; vowel sounds change and in conditions of isolation, languages diverge," says Foley. "Beyond 8,000 years ago the divergence is so great that you can't pick out the cognates - the related words.

Between pairs, divergence is so high that they only share a handful of genes, whereas within collinear pairs divergence is much lower and there are regions of complete identity.

Apparently, the strepsirrhine/tarsier/anthropoid divergence was so rapid that for current molecular methods it appears as a trichotomy [ 2].

It's also helpful because it helps me understand where the point of divergence and convergence is, so I can focus the negotiation more clearly.

However, in our data the intraspecific divergence among mtDNA lineages is so extreme, that it appears as if major lineages split long before the quarternary ice ages.

In this study, we observed only a fairly small number of candidates in the comparison between EAS and CEU, which indicates that the divergence time of the two populations is so short that new mutations could not reach fixation without strong selection.

The divergence time among these vertebrate species is so long (>450 million years ago [MYA]) that it is difficult to accurately estimate the number of ancestral genes with a deep divergence based on the parsimony principle.

If this is so, there is still considerable divergence among experts over the economic direction to expect from Pyongyang.

There is so far no evidence supporting the functional divergence of tyrp1 paralogs in fish.

One approach for controlling the discrete divergence is through a so-called constrained transport method, which is based on first predicting a magnetic field through a standard finite volume solver, and then correcting this field through the appropriate use of a magnetic vector potential.

The divergence within species was so high that it reaches the level of divergence between species.