Sentence examples for diverging from other from inspiring English sources

Born in 1865, Rai was a devout Hindu and a leader in India's Arya Samaj movement, often diverging from other Indian independence leaders by his insistence on including Hindu philosophy in shaping the freedom struggle.

Single genes diverging from other family members at more than 80% nucleotide positions on average also were filtered out.

These results demonstrate that insects specifically expanded the TRPA subfamily members during their evolution after diverging from other metazoans.

In this model Oncomelania is regarded as diverging from other Pomatiopsidae, which are ancestrally marine or brackish water, in Australasia and colonizing China from Japan and eastern China, rather than from India via Tibet and Yunnan [ 9].

The similarity in both sequence and gag-RT-RH genomic architecture between LTR- and YR retrotransposons suggests an ancient gag-pol form, from which these two systems evolved, probably diverging from other retroelement systems.

Molecular divergence dates suggest that mystacinids diverged from other noctilionoids sometime between 41 and 51 Ma [e.g. [ 7, 40, 42]; [Figure 4].

"The solenodon lineage diverged from other placental mammals circa 78 million years ago.

Penguins seem to have diverged from other Aves in the warm world of the early Cenozoic, soon after the extinction of the dinosaurs.

They diverged from other whales relatively early, and evolved into highly social animals with unique abilities to dive and "click" for communication and echolocation.

Nautilidan cephalopods, represented today by the six living species of nautilus are thought to have diverged from other nautiloids in the Devonian period.

This in turn has favored the evolution of larger-billed crossbills that have diverged from other crossbills in the region.