"divergent response" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence when describing a response or reaction that is different or opposite from what was expected or planned. Example: The controversial decision received a divergent response, with some people applauding it while others vehemently opposed it.
Insights into mechanisms of interventions can help strengthen causal attribution and improve understanding of divergent response patterns.
The divergent response to fire type in % CTot was apparent at TSF longer than the landscape average fire return interval (i.e., 15 to 20 years).
As I hope to demonstrate, the divergent response to the inequity of women in the West and the suffering of women through much of the Muslim world are both truly consequential and utterly astonishing.
In conclusion, we have shown that there is a divergent response to TGFβ in cells from BE adenocarcinoma.
A novel finding of the current work was the divergent response in myogenin mRNA expression between the 30WM and 30FAIL conditions.
The observed divergent response of the FoxO transcription factors suggests different functional roles for the specific FoxO members in human skeletal muscle.
Kant may bear some responsibility for fostering such divergent responses, but it is safe to say that he himself was no anarchist, not even of the "philosophical" sort.
New developments in response to growing urbanization and sophistication brought two sharply divergent responses.
But the Noble method elicited divergent responses from several principals who asked not to be identified.
There is something deep and dark in this material for Burr, and it's not surprising that it provokes strong and divergent responses from his audience.
Times news stories, in such a confusing context, generate widely divergent responses from readers and outside commentators.
