Sentence examples for diverging from the rest from inspiring English sources

Still, Zambia is diverging from the rest of mankind.

When all genes are included, the mitochondrial sequence data groups the Ptychopteridae with the Trichoceridae, diverging from the rest of the Diptera after the tipulids (Fig. 6).

Bichirs are extant representatives of the most ancient branch of ray-finned fishes, diverging from the rest of Actinopterygii prior to the whole genome duplication specific of teleosts [ 26].

Interestingly, the sequences from the non-producing Microcystis strains did not diverged from the rest, suggesting insufficient time for any divergence or that the selective constraints still are the same.

Subsequent to this, B. halodurans, B. clausii, B. selenitireducens, and B. pseudofirmus (the B. halodurans group) diverged from the rest of the family, followed by the divergence of Oceanobacillus and Lysinibacillus.

The family Physeteridae diverged from the rest of the toothed whales (suborder Odontoceti) very early.

The extremophiles represent alternative, carbon-based life paths that diverged from the rest of existence more than three billion years ago.

But, paradoxically, as Scotland's voting behaviour continued to diverge from the rest of the UK, it increasingly resembled the rest of the country.

The election returns cast the protest movement in a stark new light, suggesting that Moscow's political path has diverged from the rest of Russia.

But the solenodons' lonely lineage diverged from the rest of the mammals' back in the Cretaceous period, when the dinosaurs still had more than ten million years left on Earth.

It is this fundamental urge to grab a chance while it is there that has so far made the art market spectacularly diverge from the rest of the economy.