Sentence examples for divergent degrees from inspiring English sources
'divergent degrees' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
Typically, the phrase is used to describe opposing measurements, trends, or ideas. For example, "The two sides had divergent degrees of opinion on the issue."
What voters perhaps saw tonight, more vividly than in the first or second debate, were the divergent degrees of intensity that Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush bring to the presidential contest.
In a similar vein, Aguilera et al. (2007) argue that 'because business organisations are embedded in different national systems, they will experience divergent degrees of internal and external pressures to engage in social responsibility initiatives' (p.836).
Monitoring issues include the use of different sources of blood (arterial, venous, capillary) measured using a variety of different monitoring technologies (central laboratory analyzer, portable arterial blood gas analyzer, bedside glucometer) with widely divergent degrees of accuracy [ 19- 21].
Set in the aftermath of the recent revolution and hinged on a woman of privilege, Reem (Menna Shalabi), who riskily crosses the class divide and tries to stir up revolutionary feeling in a destitute family, the movie is effectively a political argument come to dramatic life, with the characters embodying divergent views and degrees of commitment and despair.
In cases where choice has been exercised, genes have been selected for sequencing based on rough impressions of the genes' utilities in previous studies of taxa that are to varying degrees divergent from the taxa of interest.
Some of the H. mustelae orthologues are quite divergent, suggesting a degree of host-adaptation or lack of strong selection, but nevertheless indicating that the primary gastric persistence mechanisms of H. pylori and H. mustelae are essentially conserved.
In conclusion, this proof-of-concept study has demonstrated that cod from different cages and/or farms may be genetically divergent, to a degree that enables the identification of escapees back to source without prior knowledge of the pedigree.
It contained distinct regions with divergent economic structures and degrees of commitment to slavery.
Simulations were performed using ray tracing approach for a typical diffusive optical channel, as illustrated in Figure 3, where a diffusive optical source with a divergent angle of 30 degrees is used to emit light radiation into a rectangular empty room.
However, the most common type of divergent behavior was differing degrees of differential patterns in largely the same direction.
Primitive neuroectodermal tumors of the central nervous system (CNS-PNET) are a heterogeneous group of pediatric neoplasms composed of poorly differentiated neuroepithelial cells with varying degrees of divergent neural, astrocytic and ependymal differentiation.
