Sentence examples for divergence reflects from inspiring English sources

Last week's divergence reflects continued speculation in small technology stocks at a time when rising interest rates have hurt many stocks -- including the bigger, bluer-chip technology stocks.

And sure enough, the Poole-Rosenthal numbers that show a divergence between the parties also show that this divergence reflects a Republican move toward more conservative economic policies, while Democrats have more or less stayed put.

That steep divergence reflects the fact that while natural gas and oil can sometimes be used as substitute fuels, for the most part they are two different markets.

The divergence reflects a wide skills-gap in the U.S. economy, where workers don't have the proper training to fill available jobs.

Unfortunately, we did not have FACS data or complete blood counts for the mother-newborn study and cannot conclude whether the expression divergence reflects altered fractions of contributing cell types.

The authors interpret that this rapid divergence reflects positive selection on gene expression for testis.

This divergence reflected the broader antagonisms that came to be known as "the culture war".

This divergence reflected the two philosophers' very different conceptions of the soul and of the status of Ideas, or Forms.

Importantly, the model requires not merely that the same bacterial species be present in different adult lizards, but specifically the same strain, with minimal evolutionary divergence (reflecting a recent common demographic history).

Our low divergence reference-sample pairs, at approximately 0.3% divergence, reflect this scenario.

However, the extracellular TLR domains exhibit significantly-higher divergence reflecting their involvement in PAMP recognition from multiple microbial sources.