Sentence examples for diverging specific from inspiring English sources

Even though large or diverging specific heat capacities may occur at a phase transition, i.e., in particular a second-order transition, these conditions are rather special and strongly temperature dependent [42].

Phua didn't diverge specific revenues for his company's live-streaming services — other that it is "significant" — but he did say that 17 (the app) claims 15 million registered users.

Such a view, of proteins evolving new specificities by diverging at specific sites within protein domains, is supported by other recent studies conducted on bacterial signaling networks (Capra et al., 2012, Skerker et al., 2008).

It is clear that Nipah virus is widely distributed across Northeast India, Bangladesh and Southeast Asia, with phylogenetic analyses revealing the virus to be diverging within specific geographical localities.

The singular invocation they were chanting during their Brooklyn rehearsal began, "Oh lordy, please say it's not broken, please say she was kidding," before diverging into specifics: "And please send me a hot guy who's young and athletic and not married or secretly gay".

While the figure relies on data for Swedish females to illustrate this pattern, the diverging age-specific trends have been observed for women and men across industrialized nations and appear to be a common feature of the mortality transition in contemporary high-longevity countries (Engelman et al. 2010).

Apart from socialization and experience effects, it has been argued that these findings also reflect evolved predispositions effects; that is, evolutionary pressures have resulted in in-law and mate preferences to diverge over specific traits.

Gamma herpes viruses such as EBV continue to replicate in the cells of the immune system, while other herpes viruses in the alpha and beta herpes families (Figure 8) have diverged into specific somatic niches over time are not capable of replication or productive gene expression in hematopoetic cells.

From 2004, telehealth reviews diverge into specific areas of clinical practice, some of which contained economic outcomes.

The molecular implication from their paper is that individual stimuli exert intracellular effects via independent signaling pathways that may converge or diverge at specific molecular 'nodes' or 'hubs' – critical control points and potential targets for therapy.

We further discuss the coevolution of CUB in hosts and prasinoviruses by comparing optimal codons in three evolutionary diverged host virus-specific pairs whost virus-specifice sequences are known.