Sentence examples for further divergence from inspiring English sources

This week's [Kantar Worldpanel] share data suggest further divergence from the market average with August/September worse than the first half.

In subsequent centuries, Turkic underwent further divergence corresponding to its gradual diffusion.

It has been claimed that orangutan wrists are evolving a ball and socket joint, which will give them greater flexibility in the trees than they already possess and contribute to further divergence from other apes.

I think that we are seeing the further divergence of cloud companies that provide storage-based solutions, and cloud companies that sell both storage and compute services — Dropbox and Box can't afford to spend billions per year on global compute infrastructure, but they can be competitive on price when it comes to storage itself.

The diverging arguments that follow from variability or equivalence of biological process lead to further divergence concerning whether one can draw conclusions about the resultant GM stack from previous tests of the GM (single) parental plants.

If blackcaps wintering there fare worse than their counterparts in the United Kingdom or Spain, the "selection against [these birds] could promote further divergence between the two groups," Irwin says.

Within each genogroup further divergences in recognizing different HBGAs occur through mutations in the flexible regions surrounding the CBP under selection by hosts.

This diversity is maintained by a delicate balance between disruptive selection pushing toward further genetic divergence and gene flow between the divergent forms, pushing toward a phenotypic and genetic homogenization (Seehausen 2000).

Such a bacterial channel would have undergone further functional divergence to enhance sperm motility by inducing Ca2+-dependent hyperactivation and subsequent species-dependent adaptation to reflect phylogeny.

Plasticity in mating behaviour may in turn have effects on the direction and intensity of sexual selection in the stonewort habitat, which may fuel further ecotype divergence.

More data from A. transcaspicus and its close relatives, together with better estimates of intra-specific substitution rates and more complex population genetic models, will allow us to further resolve divergence times and colonization processes for these Mediterranean populations.