Sentence examples for diverges both from inspiring English sources

Tropical low cloud feedback, the predominant factor for uncertainty in modeled ECS, diverges both in sign and magnitude among climate models.

Although it is not clear how many spiggin genes occur in ninespine stickleback, this result suggests that the spiggin genes diverged both before and after the divergence of threespine and ninespine sticklebacks.

While their views diverge, both strategists agreed on one point: The wild ride is far from over.

Further, we analyse whether these different types of regions tend to converge or diverge, both economically and technologically.

The countries least persuaded of Russia's good intentions are its immediate neighbours in the Commonwealth of Independent States, a talking-shop for 12 former members (the Baltic trio excluded) of the Soviet Union.The CIS has grown increasingly fractious as the countries within it have diverged, both economically and politically.

We forget that, since the lineages of amphibians and amniotes diverged, both groups have had the same time period over which to change.

In vertebrates, Gli genes have duplicated then diverged both in the function of the encoded proteins and in spatiotemporal expression.

The observed compartmentalization of the tree/parasitic fungus network may therefore be the result of parasitic fungal species splitting into two groups when the Conipherophyta and Magnoliophyta diverged (both groups containing Ascomycota and Basidiomycota species) and the subsequent coevolution of each set of fungal species with its plant phylum.

Phylogenic analysis suggest that the α and γ conglutins diverged prior to lupin speciation while β and δ members diverged both prior and after speciation.

The latter are relatively more closely related to the intact LpGI gene, with the helitron fragments being significantly diverged both from LpGI and the available Triticeae sequences.

This analysis suggested that a primitive form of the protein may have existed as a homodimer, with a subsequent intragenic duplication that led to two subunits being expressed consecutively (the progenitor to the current SDMA) and subsequently diverging both in sequence and copy number.