Sentence examples for is divergence of from inspiring English sources

If embryology is divergence of information by differential usage of its genes in the tree of cellular descent from the single ancestral fertilized egg, then evolution is divergence of the information (genomes) among individuals in a tree of descent from a common ancestor.

One possible mechanism is divergence of cis-regulatory element regions between duplicated genes.

In both sexes, variability in NC increases with increasing age and there is divergence of the quantile regression curves, as seen in Figure  1.

One common feature of groups that have diversified by an adaptive radiation is divergence of morphological features with ecological function [ 2, 3].

There was divergence of views in the second sub-concept as indicated in Table  11.

There was divergence of opinion with regards to most policy making positions are given to male leaders and nursing leadership positions are political positions.

In cases in which there was divergence of opinions over the diagnostic results, a uniform diagnosis was made after a discussion between two physicians.

However, there are divergences of patients' and doctors' preferences regarding life support in such situations within countries and among different cultures and religions [ 7, 8].

S&N said: "We recognise that the use of discretion is a matter where there is considerable divergence of opinion.

The first term is the divergence of the currents, which is the expression for the conservation of species in the absence of the electrochemical reaction.

It is noteworthy, however, that SM is compatible with there being polynomial divergence of nearby trajectories and that such divergence sometimes exceeds exponential divergence in the short run.