Sentence examples for divergent stands from inspiring English sources

Probably the biggest differences between the candidates, as indicated in the poll, is their divergent stands on issues.

Absence designation is a synonym for the absence of significant signal values and stands for divergent DNA still coding a similar biological function or for the complete absence of the specific DNA.

Fortunately, we suspect that sites on North Stradbroke Island deemed to be divergent and characterised by mono-dominant stands of black sheoak are in a state of arrested development likely resulting in hybrid ecological assembly, structure, and function.

A design modification of stand-alone cages using the divergent orientation of vertebral fixation incorporated in the box had been considered to overcome lateral bending and extension loadings [ 26].

Mayweather, because he is Mayweather, sauntered into the ring flanked by Justin Bieber and 50 Cent, with celebrities as divergent as Sean Combs and Triple H in the stands.

They stand for many fine things, but rarely divergent views.

So, to media and to the one lone woman who stood bravely with her American flag, respecting the divergent perspectives: this isn't about perspective.

To this extent, our finding of a divergent ability of PRA and PRB to recruit the RhoA/ROCK-2 cascade stands in favour of a different role of the two receptor isoforms during cell migration and invasion.

The expansion of the Divergent world was another feature of the book that really made it stand out.

Even if there are genuinely divergent opinions on gay rights in Uganda, the issue has become a stand-in for other freedoms that unnerve the powers that be.

Again the Russia Federation stood out from the other countries, having experienced a somewhat divergent trend.