"There's a little more divergence in the fortunes of individual companies," Mr. Auld said.
More divergence appears when delving deeper into the candidates' foreign policies.
Accordingly, more divergence is found in Mr. Obama's column than in Mr. Romney's.
Indeed, it had undergone more divergence in that period than mouse muscle had since the lines leading to mice and men separated from one another 130m years ago.
There is more divergence between replicate Fe(III) depth profiles in spring and summer.
While the D-type EUL domains group closely together, the clustering of the S-type EUL domains shows more divergence.
"This may be primarily for the post-Brexit scenario, when more divergence may be possible whilst still getting adequacy," he suggests.
There is more divergence of opinion concerning Carnegie's wealth than that of any other man in America.
More recent studies with modern techniques found that some reputed endemics showed nominal levels of genetic divergence from other conspecific populations, but more divergence existed among several taxa than was reflected in the current taxonomy.
Questions that were hypothetical in nature seemed to have the potential to promote more divergence in thinking as they allowed students to explore all possibilities and options, suggested alternatives and made predications.
The higher diversity of the internal genes makes the H7N9 virus rather different to the H5N1 and the pandemic H1N1 09-pH1N11), whosurfaceace protein-encoding genes exhibited more divergence during the first influenza season (Cui et al., 2014).
