Sentence examples for divergences about from inspiring English sources

He said there were still "very significant divergences" about how to change the rules on stockpiling food, as demanded by a coalition of developing countries led by India.

Besides, there are some lexical divergences about pigments and dyes between the Corning and the Lucca 490 manuscripts, which are likely to be mirrored in other witnesses to the two traditions.

Natalie said that the two candidates have deep differences and divergences about FARC negotiations.

We aware of divergences about the optimal cut-off of CES-D to classify depression.

Even as certain indicators of social development, such as life expectancy and literacy, have converged, we also find ourselves living in a parallel era of great divergences brought about by the very consequences of convergence where technology, free markets and democracy are viewed as the panacea to all human challenges.

profundum ulaR and a C. morbi gene coding for an uncharacterized hypothetical protein that is found after ulaF) involve a single gene duplication event which, after divergence, retain about 60% sequence identity and are co-localized within the operon next to each other on the same strand, and therefore may both be functional in the context of L-ascorbate 6-phosphate degradation.

But as Ms. Herrera and Ms. Gardini illustrate, there's divergence about what looks right now, especially among women in their 20's and 30's.

Much the same set of large-scale block transfers seems to have occurred in the mouse genome, Dr. Venter writes, suggesting that the duplications "appear to predate the two species' divergence" about 100 million years ago.

A divergence about 1 m thick was generated by a surface vortex visible in December 2002 that was not found in September 2003 with reduced gas flow.

Although its multiple etiologies and complex diagnosis breed divergence about its management approach.

The six Asian Crassostrea oysters started their divergence about 42.8 Myr ago with the separation of C. iredalei from other species first.