Sentence examples for may not diverge from inspiring English sources

Recently (June 2016), the National Congress approved a law on "tariff equity", a sort of cross-subsidy mechanism that will be funded by customers with a monthly consumption above 200 kWh; the law stipulates that residential electricity tariffs may not diverge by more than 10% between regions [108].

Degradative autophagy and secretory autophagy may either share common molecular determinants and may not diverge until the late stage, or the pathways may be distinctly separate.

Yet, while practice may be divergent, it may not be diverging, and recent actions such as the amended Directive are designed to encourage more convergence.

Accordingly, they may not have diverged from each other in geographic isolation or subsequently always been allopatrically distributed.

This condition ensures that the iterative estimator does not diverge.

Molecular tests may offer support, since they show that the aye-aye was the first to diverge in the lemur clade and that the other lemur families did not diverge until much later.

Figures did not diverge from the original result.

In other words, even if two orbits start from the same initial point (belonging to the specified region in the phase space), then also they may not converge or diverge together, i.e., one of them may converge to a stable fixed point whereas the other one may diverge to infinity.

The lack of variation in these genes at both loci suggests that the genes are not diverging and hence may be functional.

US and British strategies are not diverging.

Alternatively, het-C may not be free to diverge extensively because it assumes a cellular function in spore formation [21].