Sentence examples for express diverging from inspiring English sources

But being able to express diverging views collectively online is new.

Environmental burden of disease (EBD) measures can be used to express diverging health effects in one unit, such as disability-adjusted life years (DALYs).

Thus, mating of individuals that express diverged CENH3s, can lead to mitotic catastrophe.

The two officials and their supporters have expressed diverging views on economic growth using a cake metaphor.

UK MEPs expressed diverging views on whether these reforms would benefit Britain, the EU as a whole, or both.

To provide a basis for identifying the roles of these proteins in Anopheles innate immunity, we identified six predicted TGF-β ligand-encoding genes in the Anopheles gambiae genome, including two expressed, diverged copies of 60A, the first evidence of ligand gene duplication outside of chordates.

Different yardsticks show diverging trends.

These so-called 'plural subjects' (Gilbert 1989, 1994, 2005) or 'social integrates' (Pettit 2003), while supervening upon the individuals comprising them, may well express attitudes that diverge from individual members.

The two actors work in a counterpoint that expresses not only the diverging temperaments of the men they are playing but also some of the contradictions of their era.

In general, IgSF members which are expressed by leucocytes are diverging rapidly within their extracellular domains.

As we and others have shown, the placenta is a rich source of expressed LSGs and rapidly diverging genes [ 2, 3, 57- 60].