Sentence examples for diverging implications from inspiring English sources
Apparently similar spread models can lead to diverging implications about the form of highly influential sets of individuals: planners seek an optimal seed set.
The Oldways Common Ground conference was remarkable for the diverging implications of its product, and its process.
That a single word could be interpreted in two adjacent ways with diverging implications is an idea that resonates throughout "Arrival," a movie that's ultimately about seeking to understand values and perspectives that look alien to us.
Understanding demographic histories, such as divergence time, patterns of gene flow, and population size changes, in ecologically diverging lineages provide implications for the process and maintenance of population differentiation by ecological adaptation.
Some of its policy implications diverge from mainstream liberalism in particular ways, and for this reason civic republicans are sometimes also confused with communitarians (see the entry on communitarianism).
The 8th motif is partial and the 9th motif is missing, likely due to incomplete protein predictions, and motifs 2 and 4 may have diverged with possible implications for channel function, or more likely appear altered due to the low quality of sequence used for model prediction.
Functionality in a highly diverged compatible species has implications for our perspective of evolution of signaling networks in higher plants.
Why this diverging picture?
Analysts offer diverging views.
Different yardsticks show diverging trends.
