Sentence examples for diverging according from inspiring English sources

[ 19, 20] Definitions have tended to vary across disciplines, diverging according to the focus on different aspects of risks.

Overall, our data indicate that trends in BMI ≥ 25 kg/m2 and trends in obesity might be diverging according to socioeconomic status in Switzerland, and that preventive measures against obesity should be targeted accordingly.

At these divergence points, the pattern evolution trajectories diverge according to the rainfall change rates.

Since then the groups have diverged, according to Mr. Western and Ms. Shollenberger: 88 percent at the top have two parents, but just 71percentt do in the middle.

But when it came to tax cuts for incomes above $250,000, people's opinions appeared to diverge according to their political views.

The country's two main political blocs — the March 8 and March 14 coalitions — were established in 2005 and diverge according to whether they had been for or against the Syrian military occupation.

Comparing areas of DNA duplication in the genome sequence, researchers found a burst in the rate of duplications right before orangutans split from the tree, and a second burst before chimps and humans diverged, according to research published today in the journal Nature.

The results showed that speakers' patterns of gestures diverged according to the language they spoke.

From Theorem 2.5 in Section 2 below, the vectorial continued fraction (1.6) diverges according to the spectral seminorm so it diverges also according to the norm because the spectral seminorm satisfies (1.10).

The fate of the ensuing benzyl radical then diverges according to dark or light conditions.

The four main pathogenic species diverge according to their geographical distribution, ecological niche and transmission routes.