Sentence examples for dramatic divergence from inspiring English sources
As in other sectors of the economy, the division of Germany was reflected in a dramatic divergence of agricultural development.
Incomes at the top, meanwhile, rose smartly during the whole period.The result was a dramatic divergence in fortunes.
Statistics for the last five years show a dramatic divergence between the profits companies reported to investors and other measures of profit growth; this is clear evidence that many, perhaps most, large companies were fudging their numbers.
(Only three months ago the fund expected a rise of 0.9%.) Nor does the IMF expect 2009 to be much better: GDP will grow, but at well below its trend rate.Such a dramatic divergence of official economic opinion is rare.
Such signalling devices are known to often evolve very rapidly, and even apparently at random (they can get bigger or smaller, more elaborate or more simple, and new features can appear or disappear) and Regaliceratops would seem to potentially fit that pattern having taken a sudden and dramatic divergence from its relatives.
This new evidence of a dramatic divergence of public opinion across the Rhine on the problems now facing Europe and the merit of the European Union itself raises new questions about prospects for the European Project.
Aposematism is currently thought to have originated at least four times within the poison dart family according to phylogenetic trees, and dendrobatid frogs have since undergone dramatic divergences – both interspecific and intraspecific – in their aposematic coloration.
The dramatic divergences focus attention on sensitivities in the conventional application of MaxEnt, but the analyses conducted suggest but cannot pinpoint more general reasons for the discrepancies between and among models.
This strain shows a dramatic phenotypic divergence from controls, including a decreased recovery time from anoxic stupor, a higher rate of O2 consumption in hypoxic conditions, and a decreased body size and mass due to decreased cell number and size.
Despite the dramatic sequence divergence, all these protein contain the RAMP signature, the G-rich loop at the C-terminus (Fig. 3A).
Our results show that mutational bias can cause a dramatic evolutionary divergence in codon usage patterns within a period of approximately two hundred million years.
