The phrase "from a divergence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or variations in opinions, ideas, or data.
Example: "The conclusions drawn from a divergence of perspectives can lead to more comprehensive solutions."
Alternatives: "due to a difference in" or "stemming from a variation of".
He sometimes wonders if his sister's later wariness toward him flowed not from a divergence of values but from some long-forgotten habit of childhood cruelty for which he was never punished.
The study, published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that the 1 to 4 per cent similarity between the DNA of Neanderthals and non-Africans today probably arose from a divergence of the ancient human population in Africa between 350,000 and 300,000 years ago.
The Society was formed in 1975 from a divergence of members of the East Anglian Aviation Society, which now operates the Bassingbourn Tower Museum at the former RAF Bassingbourn.
Evidence from our laboratory suggests a divergence of gene expression in these types (Tomar et al. submitted).
We analyse 289,443 online tweets from StockTwits and construct a divergence of opinion (disagreement) indicator for investigating the impact of disagreement on stock returns and trading volume.
We infer this from the Bayesian skyline plot, a divergence of the observed mismatch distribution from the expected distribution.
The largest observed difference was 13 nucleotide substitutions and was found between parthenogenetic S. polychroa from Lac d'Annecy (France) and sexual individuals from Northern Italy, which represents a divergence of approximately 3%.
From a therapeutic perspective, such a divergence of effect translates into the balance between ingress and egress of monocytes into plaques requiring a cell-targeted approach, because systemic modulation of netrin-1 would exert an indiscriminate action on different cell types, resulting in opposing effects on atherosclerosis progression.
The National Rifle Association's blunt call on Friday to train and place armed guards in every school in the nation as a way to "protect our children right now" has brought a divergence of opinion from school officials, teachers, parents and police officials.
For example, Dendropsophus nanus lineages from French Guiana and Argentina have a divergence of only 0.014 but are more than 3200 km apart (Figure S1).
The 16S rRNA gene sequence analyzed for this isolate was 1,314 bp long and presented a divergence of 2.6% from its closest species, M. xenopi.
