Sentence examples for increased divergence in from inspiring English sources

This provided an opportunity for dynamic analysis of economic and wellbeing effects, against a backdrop of increased divergence in the wider national settings.

Interestingly, PKs down-regulated in the nervous tissue and PKs with generally low transcription levels also displayed increased divergence in amino acid sequences.

This suggests the increased divergence in lung described here could be a phenomenon associated with early successful treatment and perhaps limited to pediatric subjects, though we acknowledge we did not sample enough subjects on effective ART to investigate this issue thoroughly.

It therefore seems likely that there has been increased divergence in mating signals apart from colour – most likely pheromonal – to allow the Florencia species to coexist.

The increased divergence in between-group severe household food insecurity across time indeed suggests that HIV diagnosis may have led to the worsening of food insecurity in the households where HIV-positive women lived.

She said there was likely to be an "increased divergence" in monetary policy in developed countries.

There was also a sense of the increasing divergence in the elite career paths of two men who signed for United at the same age and had five luminous years together.

Analysts suggested there was an increasing divergence in performance between Wall Street activities like trading and investment banking and more traditional retail lending.

The committee is looking at the impact of "increasing divergence" in health systems either side of the border.

Members of the select committee on Welsh affairs will look at the impact of "increasing divergence" in health systems either side of Offa's Dyke.

(That said, with hardware advancements like M7 and TouchID in iOS, the same could be said of Apple's mobile platform — and, therefore, what we're more likely to see is increasing divergence in the type of mobile experiences between Android and iOS).