Sentence examples for gross divergence from inspiring English sources
In my own work, I aim to bring the facts to bear on Trump's behavior, on his policies and statements, to hopefully highlight their gross divergence from anything resembling normalcy, and to make it amusing for readers by condensing the whole idea into a single frame, a single moment, a spark.
Although Tajima's 1D test cannot correct for saturation, apparent divergences are not expected to be gross under-estimates of true divergences for recently diverged taxa.
These comparisons suggest that Pool-seq can be useful for estimating net divergence and characterizing gross patterns of polymorphism, but not for the high-quality single nucleotide polymorphism calling necessary for accurate parameter estimation (Cutler and Jensen 2010).
The gross levels of genomic and epigenomic divergence at a locus appear to be largely independent.
Karyotypic stasis in Pachycladon suggests that the insular species radiation in this genus proceeded through homoploid divergence rather than through species-specific gross chromosomal repatterning.
These results imply that no gross functional changes occurred in either lineage after the human-chimpanzee divergence.
Extending this branch much farther will produce a coding sequence that closely matches gross genomic G + C but still exceeds the median of DRA-divergence.
This is a gross simplification of the actual statistical approaches and calibration procedures commonly used to estimate divergence times (Arbogast et al. 2002), but serves to illustrate the general idea.
Note, however, this divergence: Google Web Sites earned more than twice the revenue in 2009 as the gross evenue brought in through Google Network Web Sites, even though in 2004 they were roughly the same.
The divergence between TRGI and NPPs simulations likely resulted, among others, from assumptions about soil water holding capacity and from calibration of variables affecting gross primary productivity.
