The phrase "divergent sets of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different or varied groups or categories of items, ideas, or opinions.
Example: "The study revealed divergent sets of opinions among the participants regarding the proposed policy changes."
Alternatives: "varied groups of" or "distinct categories of".
Eucalyptus may thus provide a model for the evolution of responses to divergent sets of flowering cues required for wide colonization and speciation.
It is worth noting that the pathway analysis of hepatic steatosis and necroinflammation included metabolites involved in both convergent and divergent sets of metabolic pathways.
This constituency will include members who adhere to different standards of rationality and have widely divergent sets of normative beliefs, including very divergent beliefs about basic matters of justice.
The development of a multitude of divergent sets of priority areas, often competing rather than complementary, is problematic because it creates redundancies in planning and conservation action by different organizations and distracts from a "commonly adopted blueprint for action" [12].
Therefore, to discuss the effect of a possible time scale bias, total anomodont richness (NTOT) is investigated in the framework of four divergent sets of time bins, i.e. stages, LVFs, as well as one and five million year intervals (see above).
Together these results demonstrate that even though stefin and cystatin genes map predominantly to distinct chromosomal clusters and encode two divergent sets of proteins, they present an assortment of expression profiles sharing both intra- and inter-group similarity in mouse tissues.
We will still be the same company with the same people and the same office, with the same mission of making science more open and collaborative, and we now have support of the world's largest information service provider". Olivier Dumon, managing director of Elsevier, said the partnership will need to support a divergent set of perspectives and to serve a variety of communities.
Morphological comparisons with selected Atlantic forest species reveal that R. rufescens displays a remarkably divergent set of character states, such as a unique molar design with diagonally projected cusps and an extremely reduced first digit of hindfoot with a nail instead of a claw, resembling an additional plantar pad.
Call it what you want, and ascribe it to whatever motivation you please, but there's just a radically different emotional atmosphere, a very divergent set of optics and ultimately an explosive political dynamic established when stoic firemen in bulky parkas and red helmets are on the picket line rather than teachers in pink T-shirts.
Or maybe it's because we are always living at odds with one another, each occupying a divergent set of places and times, no matter how close our bodies happen to be at the moment.
Kohl declared at a news conference that reducing the threat of chemical weapons was a special concern for the West German government, which increasingly is pursuing a divergent set of disarmament priorities from its Western military partners.
