Sentence examples for in diverging lines from inspiring English sources

This pattern suggests that the presence of argH(A) is the result of orthologous transfer in diverging lines of descent sharing a common habitat (the sea), perhaps accompanied by some lateral transfer among them as discussed below.

But Mr. Franke insists the increase in wages has been offset by productivity gains -- drawing two diverging lines on a chart to illustrate his point.

However, there are times when the patterns we are looking for actually result in diverging trend lines and a flat, widening channel.

However, as shown by ice-related landslides as for example of Sherman (De Blasio 2014), lateral expansion would typically result in diverging flow lines on a flat area, while at even low topographic inclinations the role of the inclined topography is likely to be prevalent.

To keep up with the diverging plot lines, the show often resorted to split screens.

Two lines diverged in a grocery and you took the shorter one.

The GUS staining of the four lines diverged in the roots.

The accelerated particles of PC leave the corona along open field lines with diverging geometry that results in strong focusing of a bunch.

Further, linR and linE had very little divergence; linR diverged only in one substitution in HDIPO4 (L12P) and linE was 100% identical in all strains.

Metacoxal lines raised, moderately separated, subparallel in posterior half, diverging to about twice their narrowest width in anterior half.

"The lines are diverging," Reich said of worker wages relative to executive pay.