Sentence examples for given the diverging from inspiring English sources

Given the diverging scale of public and private flows, an increasingly important issue for donor countries is how to use limited resources to achieve maximum "bang for the buck".

Given the diverging preferences in the Council, the Commission did not consider this feasible.

Not only did it reduce the role of the EP to consultation, but it would also require unanimity in the Council, which would be politically unfeasible given the diverging preferences of the member states.

These 27 meiotic genes must have been present in the common ancestor of Trichomonas and Giardia, and given the highly diverged positions of these lineages among eukaryotes [12] [16], each of the genes also must have been present in the common ancestor of all eukaryotes.

Referring derisively to analysts, commentators and journalists as a monolithic "Blob" is absurd, given the cacophony of diverging, fiercely-held views about Iran and just everything else in Washington.

We now consider two identical sequences, where one (note, this is a single lineage rate constant) is given the opportunity to diverge.

Given the similarity of AmItgα1 to diverged RGD-type mammalian integrins, it will be of particular interest to examine the expression of ECM proteins containing fibronectin type III domains during cnidarian gastrulation in parallel with adhesion studies.

Two members of Sierra Leone's Olympics committee have given sharply diverging accounts of the fate of homeless sprinter Jimmy Thoronka, with one accusing him of not telling the truth and saying his family in the country was alive.

Another respondent, who gave instances where different members of the team gave diverging information and advice to the same patient, considered that the study of teamwork during rehabilitation was a research priority.

Given that these species are recently diverged and are not known to be sympatric, the level of premating isolation is relatively strong given the lack of intrinsic postzygotic isolation.

In such situations, morphology is likely to often be a poor guide to ancestral relationships, given the strong selection on members of different (but perhaps closely related) lineages to converge in form and physiology in an extreme habitat, and on members of a given lineage to diverge from each other after invading a new area [ 9].