Sentence examples for diverges slightly from inspiring English sources

In this way, the mentor-mentee relationship diverges slightly from friendship.

When found in the tail of the enamel rod, the crystals' orientation diverges slightly from the long axis (Avery 2001; Nanci 2012).

The virulence plasmid from S. flexneri serotype 2a diverges slightly from serotype 5a [ 5], but the epidemicities of the two serotypes differ markedly.

This pattern diverges slightly in other species; the first RGG repeat is conserved but the second and third RGG repeats are truncated to RG in some cases.

This diverges slightly from the specification used in the production of National Statistics on cancer in England (details available on request; Table 1).

This investigation diverges slightly from these two reports in that we unable to close the genome of the three investigated E. coli strains.

General Powell, diverging slightly from his overall attitude toward reviewing sanctions, said the day before the verdict that American sanctions on Libya would stay in place no matter what the decision.

Long Island schools, particularly in Suffolk County, diverged slightly from the overall trend, with more districts exceeding the cap and more budgets being defeated than in any other region of the state.

The genetic code, once thought to be identical in all forms of life, has been found to diverge slightly in certain organisms and in the mitochondria of some eukaryotes.

In modern tuning, the note B-sharp is the same as the note C-natural, but here they diverged slightly, and when the soprano sang them in close proximity the air in the room seemed to ripple, as in a sci-fi movie.

The normal destruction of one wavelet by another, which serves to restrict the light energy to the region of the rectilinear ray paths, however, breaks down when the light beam strikes an opaque edge, for the edge then cuts off some of the interfering wavelets, allowing others to exist, which diverge slightly into the shadow area.