Sentence examples for major divergence between from inspiring English sources
The pathogens responsible were not isolated and characterised in the majority of patients and thus represent the major divergence between current practice in the Gulf region and the IDSA/ATS guidelines.
Overall, it was found that there was no major divergence between approaches or criteria used for capacity evaluation in the U.S. and Europe.
Molecular dating analyses suggest the major divergence between eastern mesic and monsoonal species occurred in the Miocene approximately 17 million years ago, with repeated evolution of species from monsoonal biomes to arid or mesic biomes in the later Miocene, early Pliocene and at the beginning of the Pleistocene.
It provided detail of the relationships of the strains involved, whereas our study provides detail of the events involved in the major divergence between the O55:H7 and O157 H7 lineages.
The skinks Egernia whitii [26] and Bassiana duperreyi (current study), as well as the frogs Limnodynastes spp [25], and Crinia signifera [24] show a major divergence between western/eastern or southern/northern populations with a geographic limit situated in Victoria-southern NSW.
The results suggested a major divergence between the intact T2R genes of teleost fishes and tetrapods.
While intensifying as a tropical storm, the National Hurricane Center faced difficulties in the future track of Jeanne, based on two major divergences between computer hurricane models.
Keyes added that, despite Cyrus' charisma, it was evident the show and the dual-persona arrangement (considering that there were no major divergences between them) was an evident strategy to extend marketing and receive more profits.
24 We did, however, not detect major divergences between the two measures.
However, our analysis clearly shows that for vertebrate PGRPs, the first major divergence took place between PGRP-L and PGRP-S.
The estimated gene numbers indicate that OR genes diverged gradually, with the major divergence occurring during early mammalian evolution, between the mammal-bird split and the placental-marsupial split.
