Sentence examples for divergent for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "divergent for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe something that is different or divergent from something else. Example: The data was divergent for the two separate groups, showing significant differences in their results.
This group includes S. nutans which, despite showing no sign of abnormal divergence in cox3 and nad9, is highly divergent for atp1.
The results yielded a range of possible payouts and account balances after 30 years that were too divergent for comfort.
However, the one step method is divergent for heavy damping.
The results in literature are highly divergent for the change in specific surface area during carbonation.
The series B, C, and D are divergent for the whole family.
The interaction between NPs and radiation is divergent for photons and ions, and will be briefly reviewed below.
However, the phylogenies of the internal genes were much divergent for the re-emerging viruses, as exemplified by PA gene in Fig. 1K.
Unfortunately, the asymptotic solutions are mostly divergent for strongly nonlinear problems and large values of pertinent flow parameters such as Péclet, Reynolds, and Weissenberg numbers [36, 37].
Pressure drop parameters such as permeability and form/inertial drag coefficients reported in the literature are very divergent for both classes of porous media.
Results were more closely aligned for landscape-scale urban-growth scenarios and more divergent for a site-scale mesquite-management scenario.
Note that the integral ∫ a ∞ 1 / r ( s ) d s (which is 'close' to the integral ∫ a ∞ G − 1 ( M / r ( s ) ) d s ) is divergent for β < − 1 resp.
