Sentence examples for it has diverged from inspiring English sources

The tendency to attract a randomly generated sequence correlates with how randomized a given sequence has become with respect to its phylogenetic relatives – in other words, how much it has diverged from its most recent shared ancestral sequence.

Nanog probably originated in the vertebrate lineage [ 50]; since then it has diverged significantly from its closest paralogs, the NK domain proteins.

The function of the gene in Wolbachia is unknown, but it has diverged substantially from its mosquito equivalent, is not pseudogenized and is expressed.

It has diverged at times from the government's more comprehensive monthly jobs report, which will be released on Friday.

Economists tend to approach the ADP survey with some skepticism because it has diverged sharply at times from the government's job figures.

This is certainly the case with the Gallup poll, which has performed quite poorly in the past when it has diverged from the consensus of other surveys.

The terminal position of the venereal syphilis subspecies on the tree showed it had diverged most recently from the rest of the bacterial family.

The elites and the people of "flyover country," as he refers to it, have diverged so far that they barely recognize their underlying American kinship.

Annual consumer-price inflation, which had surged from 2.8% in February to 3.1% in March triggering a public letter to explain why it had diverged so far from the 2.0% target fell back to 2.8% in April.

The countries least persuaded of Russia's good intentions are its immediate neighbours in the Commonwealth of Independent States, a talking-shop for 12 former members (the Baltic trio excluded) of the Soviet Union.The CIS has grown increasingly fractious as the countries within it have diverged, both economically and politically.

In Lachancea, rDNA was deleted from the ancestral site in the common ancestor of L. thermotolerans and L. waltii after it had diverged from L. kluyveri (fig. 1).