Sentence examples for features diverging from from inspiring English sources

The skull of Triadobatrachus is frog-like, being broad with large eye sockets, but the fossil has features diverging from modern frogs.

Several of its features diverged from related species, indicating long-term isolation on Rodrigues and subsequent adaptation.

Other features that diverge from the host, such as trypanothione-based protection from oxidative stress, mRNA trans-splicing, and purine auxotrophy, have also been the targets of drug discovery efforts.

Still, Zambia is diverging from the rest of mankind.

Year by year, we're diverging from our ideals.

It became worth diverging from its PR playbook.

In these species, the urogomphi are diverging from each other.

Instead of diverging from its core purpose to expand into new areas, Dropbox kept it tight.

Marsupials provide an ideal model for the identification of conserved mammalian gene features since they diverged from mice and humans over 130 million years ago [ 36].

Though Chuvash is closely related to the Turkic languages and many scholars accordingly consider it to be Turkic, certain features suggest it early diverged from them, leading some to speak of a Chuvash-Turkic family, while yet others treat Chuvash as a separate that is, fourth branch of Altaic.

In Figure 9, we illustrate how some key features of misclassified trends diverge from the majority of the trends that are correctly classified.