Sentence examples for diverging pressures from inspiring English sources

A new report released today by the World Economic Forum illuminates how the energy industry is already dealing with these diverging pressures.

Republicans in the House and Senate face diverging pressures as the 2012 election cycle gets under way.

Of course, these rescue mechanisms will only be relevant in species and/or populations showing sufficient standing variation in dispersal traits (Pease et al. 1989) through, for instance, diverging selection pressures in heterogeneous landscapes (Bonte et al. 2010).

Loci that are involved in responses to a variety of pathogens may experience balancing selection as a result of diverging selection pressures acting simultaneously on genes which may result in the maintenance of polymorphism [ 32].

Although quill knobs are cited as skeletal correlates of flight performance in birds, their relationship to wing shape is inconsistent among extant taxa, and may reflect diverging selection pressures acting on a conserved architecture.

However, such trend becomes diverging as the gas mixture pressure increases (Fig. 13).

One gene, ystA, was shown to encode a short 68-amino-acid protein that has rapidly diverged under selective pressure and to play a role in germination.

Such diverging strategies in response to external pressure can be explained by differences that exist between firms.

Reasonable separation predictions are particularly important in the adverse pressure gradient regions associated with diverging flow passages that are almost inevitable in a WHRS.

Yet the pressures of monarchy, marriage and their diverging royal roles are presenting new challenges for dukes of Cambridge and Sussex.

Diverging from this pattern, cardiovascular parameters indicated lowest blood pressure and heart rate during slow wave sleep (SWS), whereas during REM sleep activity increased almost to waking levels.