Sentence examples for genuine divergence from inspiring English sources

There is now a genuine divergence between monetary policy in the developed economies.

Henry Barbour, a lobbyist and a nephew of Gov. Haley Barbour, said this split was due to a genuine divergence in ideology, which happens to line up largely along racial lines.

This difference may be patient-specific or represent a genuine divergence in the eEF1B localization between cultivating cells and cancer tissues.

To be sure, we cannot rule out the possibility that the differences in mCG density- dS correlations between A. thaliana and rice represent genuine divergences in the biological roles of mCG.

Some of the divisions reflect genuine and honourable divergences in analysis and strategy, in geography or economic strength.

An alternative view [ 40] is that more than one species exists by the upper Eocene and hence genuine speciation and morphological divergence can be implied.

It has a similar level of divergence from genuine AADCs as do other group II PLP-dependent enzymes such as cysteine sulfinic acid decarboxylase, to which it has little or no similarity.

It remains possible that the deep split in L. sinica is genuine and reflects the allopatric divergence between the nominal species and a misidentified or undescribed species, or that L. sinica has maintained a deep COI polymorphism following its divergence from L. nebulosa.

Some sites were also identified by analyses of positive selection and one has an important function revealed by mutagenesis (see Discussion), so it is reasonable to postulate that at least some of these sites reflect genuine instances of type-II divergence that have contributed to the specialization among the large and small subunits.

In part, the discordant age estimates can be explained through reference to the genuine time-lag (δ True MA-FA ; see Figure 1) between the divergence of genetic lineages (predating speciation) and the evolution of diagnostic morphological characters (postdating speciation).

Why this divergence?