Sentence examples for important divergences from inspiring English sources

Although they share almost the same vocabulary, the important divergences in pronunciation and the grammatical differences between the two varieties are so significant that they may be considered two different languages.

This class gives, for particular values of, some important divergences.

Education-wise, we also find important divergences across immigrant groups depending on their origin.

Although calcineurin signaling is conserved among fungi, recent studies indicate important divergences in calcineurin-dependent cellular functions among different human fungal pathogens.

The uncertainty regarding the optimal caloric intake is reflected by important divergences between guidelines, especially regarding the timing of adding supplemental parenteral nutrition when enteral intake is deemed insufficient during the first seven days of the ICU stay [18, 19].

This interpretation is born out by a comparison of the two texts, for there are important divergences between them, not just on the details in the metaphysics, but also on the range of topics addressed.

Perhaps the most important divergence from the usual Chinese celadon is the presence of inlaid decoration beneath the glaze of many specimens.

An important divergence in tone from Waugh's novel, Mr. Jarrold said, comes in the closing scene, when Charles — now back at Brideshead during World War II — talks to Lieutenant Hooper, a fellow soldier who has a rough accent and the forthright views of a modern man unimpressed by the aristocracy.

Perhaps the most important divergence from the usual Chinese celadon is the presence of inlaid decoration beneath the glaze of many specimens, later examples of which are often referred to as mishima.

At what point does notational variation become empirically important divergence?

The most important divergence point occurs when rainfall drops below the critical desertification level.