Sentence examples for divergent returns from inspiring English sources

Industry groups within the utility sector have delivered drastically divergent returns in recent years.

Does it really make sense that these increasingly divergent people keep returning to their gang?

A BLAST search against GenBank with the divergent haplotype mtDNA returned L. timidus as the best hit (99% similarity), but not a single L. europaeus sequence in the first 50 hits.

There have also been widely divergent estimates of the return on the project's investment.

However dose response studies designed to calibrate such criteria have returned widely divergent findings, particularly regarding the degree of influence that the frequency and intensity of odour impact events have on adverse community response (annoyance).

Use of a set of divergent WSP sequences also returned the same best hits.

Finally, we modeled the quantitative relationship between transfer frequency and evolutionary distance of exchange partners allowing us to quantify the degree of chimerism in each genome: the proportion of amino acid changes in the relaxed core genome that had happened in other, divergent haloarchaeal populations, before returning via HGT to a recipient genome.

If a group of experts returns with widely divergent values, you know that "fair" is ambiguous and, therefore, that using the challenge strategy will be risky.

Let me return to the divergent agenda of "big-time" and "small-time" Shakespeares.

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(Smith's forthcoming novel, Swing Time, to be published in November, returns to female friendship and divergent lives in its story of two girls who grow up wanting to be dancers).