Sentence examples similar to diverging from the instance from inspiring English sources

Still, Zambia is diverging from the rest of mankind.

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

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

Some positions diverged from the expected values as, for instance, the glycine at position 2, which is over-represented in our library.

Mr. Castro, for instance, plans to diverge from the traditional early primary state road map in favor of a tour of all 50 states.

Zakharov and collaborators suggest for instance the ancestor of Papilio diverged from the Tribe Troidini up to 100 Mya [ 63] while Braby et al., (2005)[ 32] propose a minimum age of 90 Ma for the first diversification within Troidini.

In many instances this likely represents the fact that some strains are more diverged from the bulk of the other strains, allowing them more time to lose core genes.

But he also diverges from the mainstream.

basal group -- The earliest diverging group within a clade; for instance, to hypothesize that sponges are basal animals is to suggest that the lineage(s) leading to sponges diverged from the lineage that gave rise to all other animals.

But prosecutors have since diverged from the sheriff's assessment.

We diverge from the classical approach in three ways.