Sentence examples for have a divergence from inspiring English sources
We don't have a single eating culture in Germany; we have a divergence of cultures".
A fund that had the same percentage weightings as the market in each of these 10 groups would have a divergence index of zero; funds would get progressively higher index numbers as their allocations to those industries differed from the market's.
For the Neandertals, 13% of windows have a divergence above 20%, whereas this is the case for 2.5% to 3.7% of windows in the current humans.
In contrast, the European segments with the lowest divergence to Neandertals have a divergence to Venter that is 140% of the genome-wide average, which drops precipitously with increasing divergence to humans before rising again (Fig. 5A).
"Historically," says Michael F. Bryan, an economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Ohio, the keeper of the keys of the index, "when you have a divergence of this magnitude, when the CPI is going in one direction and the median is going in another, it's usually the CPI that changes its course to conform with the median.
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).
Asked about the wider state of the UK economy, Grice says that "in the last year we have had more balanced growth than previously, but over the longer period we have had a divergence in the recovery".
Open image in new window Figure 4 Connected sum of spheres S 3. The graph on top has a divergence degree proportional to the number of vertices, while the graph at the bottom has a divergence degree independent from the number of vertices.
We found that 95% of LTRs had a divergence between their repeats that was lower than the average divergence between mouse and rat, which suggests that the vast majority of LTRs, which we scored as new insertions, have indeed inserted since mouse and rat diverged.
