Sentence examples for more divergence in from inspiring English sources
"There's a little more divergence in the fortunes of individual companies," Mr. Auld said.
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.
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.
GABP showed more divergence in the sensitivity of the different programs to qPCR verified sites, with Sole-Search, CisGenome, and SISSRS falling well below the sensitivity of other algorithms.
MacLean and Bell [30], [49] tested the ability of P. fluorescens to adapt to an array of different carbon sources and observed overall similar adaptation to the selective carbon source and more divergence in growth on other carbon sources.
The FIT domain shows more divergence in our ∼100 TORs than the catalytic domain, but is highly conserved within specific taxonomic subgroups.
The major sequence is 5'-UGGAAGGGGCAUGCAGAGGAG-3', but there are more divergences in Phalaenopsis than in any other plant species (data not shown).
A comparison of the human and worm predicted proteins reveals extensive sequence similarity in the J domain and central cysteine string region, with more divergence evident in the C-termini (Supplementary Material, Fig. S1A).
Gene expression of single-copy genes showed more divergence among tissues in P. glauca than in P. abies, with paralogs that are expressed in megagametophytes showing the highest expression and least diverged patterns in P. glauca (supplementary fig. S6, Supplementary Material online).
Accordingly, more divergence is found in Mr. Obama's column than in Mr. Romney's.
The songs of mainland goldcrests vary only slightly across their range and consist of a single song type, but much more divergence has occurred in the isolated Macaronesian populations.
