Sentence examples for diverges dramatically from inspiring English sources

Updated at 8.15pm BST 7.14pm BST This new study diverges dramatically from the conclusions of its 2009 predecessor, which was until now the largest of its kind.

But far from showing that the logical form of 'The boy sang' diverges dramatically from its grammatical form, the restricted quantifier notation suggests that the logical form closely parallels the grammatical form.

Also, the distribution pattern of modules in the two species diverges dramatically (see Figure 1).

Interestingly, the C terminus of the Kinesin-13 member Kif2b diverges dramatically from Kif2a and MCAK.

Other reports demonstrate that the laboratory strain S288C diverges dramatically from other strains independently from ploidy status (Kvitek et al. 2008; Warringer et al. 2011), and thus interpretation of the comparatively low expression and plasticity of S288C is challenging.

Strikingly, despite the retention of DIA1L homologues in echinoderms and cephalochordates subsequent to this gene duplication event, DIA1L is absent in all later-branching deuterostomes, indicating DIA1L was 'lost' or diverged dramatically (precluding detection) prior to tunicate divergence (see Figure 1).

Though they stay faithful to this most diverse of postcodes, their adult lives diverge dramatically.

But among children who had graduated to the local diet, the two groups diverged dramatically.

And when objective realities began to diverge dramatically from official common sense, immense pressures accumulated.

In 1974 the number of Scottish male deaths from suicide stood at 278, women at 264 – numbers then diverged dramatically.

India brought two young leg spinners on their tour of England in 1990, only for their paths to diverge dramatically like the boys in Stand By Me.