Sentence examples for found a divergence from inspiring English sources

But, at these two mansions, we also found a divergence in how the Southern plantation tourism industry has come to grips with an increasingly integrated world.

Black et al. (2005) also found a divergence between inventory measurements of ∆C (including ∆CS measurements) and EC ΣNEP, with ∆C higher than EC ΣNEP; however, they also calculated ΣNEP using measurements of heterotrophic respiration combined with biometric estimates of NPP, and found that the bias was not observed.

From our research on "Oil Speculation" we found a divergence in price between crude oil and "spot oil price" (STP).

A morphological size comparison study in the eastern United States found a divergence in the location of the largest male and female specimens, suggesting differing selection constraints for the sexes.

However, several studies have found a divergence in patients' and physicians' preferences or priorities regarding prevention and therapy (e.g. [ 4– 6]).

We do not find a divergence in the repair capabilities of the two enzymes, as measured in E. coli, although surprisingly FPG appears to increase the rate of mutations in one particular strain.

We compared 150 aligned orthologous monomers from the DUXY locus of both species and found a sequence divergence of 5.8% (Table 2), higher than the sequence divergence between the human and chimpanzee Y chromosome (1.72% [23]; 1.78% [24]).

We found a strong divergence between these matrices in the uranium treatment (θ = 43°, and CI > 0), and a weak divergence in the salt treatment (θ = 5°, and CI > 0).

We found a significant divergence in the growth rate of the tumours arising from the respective cell types, with PTGER4 xenograft tumours growing at a significantly higher rate after day 21 compared with WT xenograft tumours (Figure 2D; ** p<0.01 to *** p<0.001 comparing the volume of PTGER4 xenograft tumours versus WT xenograft tumours).

We found a recent divergence among the northern populations of R. grayanus.

Eckburg and colleagues (2005) also found a similar divergence between GIT colonic tissue and fecal microbiota.