Sentence examples for diverging degrees from inspiring English sources

Diverging degrees of specialization could arise from smaller comparative advantages in intermarriage due to positive assortative mating by education and differences in partners' perceived bargaining position.

The evidence collected so far is scarce and suggestive of diverging degrees of complementarity between schooling and language skills (Chiswick and Miller 2003; Casale and Posel 2011).

Each Senator's office has its own culture with widely diverging degrees of humanity on display.

The evolutionary tree of 3-deoxy-D-manno-octulosonate 8-phosphate (KDO8P) synthase (KDO8PS), a bacterial enzyme that catalyzes a key step in the biosynthesis of bacterial endotoxin, is evenly divided between metal and non-metal forms, both having similar structures, but diverging in various degrees in amino acid sequence.

These degrees of restating and diverging overlap with Martin's (2006b) degrees of 'intertextual relations', of quotation, paraphrase or retelling.

One possibility might be that these correlations could reflect habitat differences between populations that have diverged to different degrees and at a rate that is proportional to molecular divergence.

However, in a natural, between-species comparisons, the gene duplicates present will include those for which two copies are diverged to varying degrees.

However, most spouses diverged (to varying degrees) in their attitudes towards physical activity, in particular in the form of regular structured exercise.

Although we did not perform direct tests for such an effect, we did consider species that had diverged to different degrees and that had different evolutionary histories, and these generated similar results.

On the other hand, many non-nymphalid species have diverse types of spot-like elements that diverge to different degrees from typical eyespots both in morphology (e.g. in the number and color of rings) and position; illustrated here by P. rapae's single black spot, P. machaon's quasi-concentric rings, and P. apollo's concentric rings around a white center [ 23].

They range from differences within the 68-member, anti-Islamic State (IS) alliance over what constitutes terrorism to diverging political priorities to varying degrees of willingness to tacitly employ jihadists to pursue geopolitical goals.