Sentence examples for diverging from the idea from inspiring English sources

Diverging from the idea of an accidental membrane fragmentation or from the apoptosis-associated bubbling of the plasma membrane, evidence accumulated during the past 5 years has revealed a very specific process of protein and lipid sorting that culminates with the generation of these small (about 100 nm in diameter) membrane vesicles [ 2].

Diverging from the game theme was Oh Hello by Natalia Cabrera.

Still, Zambia is diverging from the rest of mankind.

The United States is diverging from the policies of some other countries.

This skin brain scenario involves a reinterpretation of early nervous functioning that diverges from the idea that nervous systems at a fundamental level are a conductive or information processing system that is only connected to the world through its sensors that provide it with input and effectors that transduce internal processing into events that effect the environment as output.

How do Dutch care providers deal with ideas that diverge from the dominant values within palliative care?

The board also endorsed the idea that qualifications in Wales should diverge from the system in England.

But he also diverges from the mainstream.

The ADP numbers cover only private businesses and often diverge from the official figures.

The most recent survey shows that Borneo elephants diverged from the beta lineage 300,000 years ago.

Others also diverged from the group's general air of sheepishness.