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The results also found that the body image scales have modest divergent validity, with pictorial scales having a lesser correlation with the non-body image dimensions.

Hence, the evidence for gene flow we found in these regions is likely to be much more modest than regions of the genome not linked to divergent mimicry loci.

Insect OBPs are generally quite divergent and the overall pairwise sequence identity is modest [ 19].

The most divergent Geraniaceae cox1 genes, in Pelargonium, show only a modest increase in ti/tv (= 1.91 averaged across all within- Pelargonium comparisons) relative to all non-Geraniaceae (ti/tv = 0.82).

CCD4 enzymes often occur as two isoforms: CCD4a and CCD4b that share modest similarity to each other and have distinct expression patterns and potentially divergent functions in plants.

Attracting modest levels of foreign investment and maintaining robust diplomatic relations with neighbours as divergent as the United States, Cuba and Venezuela, the county also enjoyed a more or less extended period of political calm, reinforced by a 10,000-strong United Nations peacekeeping mission (a mission that also suffered grievously that January day).

A more modest approach, however, has been to develop common rules on how to proceed when a conflict between the divergent national sales laws occurs.

Running a touch ahead of expectations, its No 1 US opening weekend ($32.5m£19.8m8m) still looks pretty modest beside other recent YA debutants: the first Twilight kicked off with $69.6m, The Hunger Games earned $152.5m and, earlier this year, Divergent and The Fault in Our Stars managed $54.6m and $48m apiece.

And Divergent is dangerous.

They took divergent paths.

Divergent is anything but.