Sentence examples for make diverging from inspiring English sources

Models also make diverging predictions regarding circulation patterns (Yim et al. 2017).

Granule cells make diverging contacts to dendritic arbours of several Purkinje neurons via the parallel fibres.

This was in contrast to a hypothesis suggested by Jensen [70] whereby relatives within a family were thought to be more likely to be found in the same pathway and were proposed to have diverged to make different steps along the reaction pathway more efficient.

This convergence was possibly the result of the initial framing of the analysis, but had we not adopted this approach then there was a danger that the categorisations in the two countries might have diverged too much, making comparison difficult.

This would make crenactin the primordial actin; crenactin and MreB would have diverged long before that.

Insofar as social science subjects were made part of engineering curricula, the underlying reasoning seems to have diverged.

Any altitude change makes them diverge from equilibrium.

The lineage sorting of ancestral polymorphisms makes recently diverged species share alleles throughout their genome causing a conflict between gene tree and species tree for several genes or DNA segments [ 56].

Their paths have diverged.

Moreover, the possibility of obtaining gene sequences from organisms that have long diverged makes it feasible to use these data to trace their evolutionary origin [ 1].

Because space-charge forces tend to make the electrons diverge radially, a focusing structure is used to keep the beam at a desired diameter by causing diverging electrons to be sent toward the axis of the helix.