Sentence examples for divergent couple from inspiring English sources

David Chipperfield and Will Alsop, the key figures of their generation and the polar opposites of British architecture, have gone through a wildly divergent couple of weeks.

Our hypothesis predicts that in a suitably large sample (to control for confounding variables such as safer-sex practices or antiretroviral therapy use), HLA-divergent couples will remain HIV discordant significantly longer than HLA-similar couples.

The varying rates of karyotypic change predicted for morphologically divergent lineages, coupled with their ample set of biological differences, depict a scenario in which highly rearranged karyotypes might have been established by different means in species with distinct life histories.

These differences between rice and Arabidopsis in their storage reserves for late pollen might explain why genes related to the metabolism of major carbohydrates are enriched in rice divergent genes, as coupled with late pollen development.

The couples' divergent attitudes towards exercise became further apparent in her (mis?)interpretation of his attempts to encourage her to be physically active.

Young men and women have divergent ElvI and coupling ratio responses to an 8-week endurance exercise intervention, and this may provide insight regarding sex-specific prevention of cardiovascular disease.

It soon became clear that we were an odd couple, with divergent political views and upbringings.

We removed the coupling between divergent and convergent transport in a third model of axon formation.

The most obvious difference between the two North Atlantic eel species is their divergent larval dispersal strategy, coupled with differences in the onset of metamorphosis [ 46, 96, 97].

Employing a single-mode beam allowed the use of an inserted single-mode fibre and a very low divergent beam to avoid coupling to inserted detection fibres [ 20].

The widespread presence of tde- tdi couples in divergent bacterial phyla reveals the conservation of this family of toxin-immunity pairs.