Sentence examples for diverging for the from inspiring English sources

The twins still saw each other frequently, but their lives were diverging for the first time.

Their terms diverged: For the planner, 7 to 21 years.

But the peso diverged for the second day in a row as stocks rose in the United States, Mexico's top trading partner.

They, in the phrase of one of their number, are "twirtysomethings" -- at the age (between 27 and 34) when "degrees of wealth, power and happiness significantly diverged for the first time".

Since 1979, however, they diverge for the rest of the sample period.

In other populations, the frequencies of derived forms diverge for the two genes.

In contrast, among subjects who received high dexamethasone doses of >4.1 mg per day, the overlapping OS curves (χ=1.5, P=0.2240; Figure 2B) appeared to diverge for the subjects whose survival were greater than the median OS.

The proportions of patients who had a platelet response at any point in time quickly diverged for the romiplostim and placebo groups (Supporting Fig. 3; see online supporting information).

When patients were stratified by pain intensity at baseline, the relationship between raw change in pain intensity and assessed treatment effect diverged for the various levels of baseline pain.

Despite these similarities, the two groups diverge for the presence of CcrM and GcrA in group D. Organisms belonging to cluster E (Sphingomonadales) show conservation of the phosphorelay CckA-ChpT-CtrA and also often possess factors required for the temporally and spatially regulated proteolysis of CtrA, such as CpdR and RcdA.

As immigrants' earnings performance varies widely (Shields and Price 2002), the unexplained difference may diverge for those at the bottom than the top of the skills distribution.