Sentence examples for divergence over from inspiring English sources

Most of these studies have reported little or no divergence over large areas of the northern Palearctic, although some divergent clades, mostly dated to the Pleistocene, have been found in some species.

Both the United States and Japan have taken pains to play down any divergence over North Korea.

The divergence over Kyoto is just one symbol of various issues on which European leaders believe that the Bush administration is not sensitive to their concerns.

"But the divergence over Asia-Pacific policies between the US and Japan, or even the different opinions between Abe and Trump, will never be papered over".

Nevertheless, reproductive isolation became complete in many cases as a result of gradual genetic divergence over thousands of generations.

The finding comes as something of a surprise to modern biologists, however, because in the absence of evidence, it was plausible that random divergence over time might also have been an important force leading groups to becoming distinct species.

But while the market has strayed from growth trends in the past, its divergence over the past few months has reached new extremes.

Singapore has already concluded trade agreements with Japan, Australia, New Zealand and America.This divergence over trade pacts points to a deeper rift within ASEAN.

Polling by the Pew Research Centre in April showed that 69% of Americans favoured military action against Saddam Hussein, compared with 46% in Britain and France and 34% in Germany and Italy.Disagreement about Iraq is linked to divergence over Palestine.

Estimates of average evolutionary divergence over sequence pairs within groups were shown in Table 3.

Even when some such phenomenon is roughly agreed upon, there is significant divergence over its exact nature.