Sentence examples for much divergence from inspiring English sources

There is too much divergence on rules between arm-wrestling associations.

There is much divergence of opinion as to the time of the name-giving ceremony; in addition to the personal name, there is often another one that should be kept secret for fear of sinister designs against the child.

Still, because there has been so much divergence in pollsters' estimates of the enthusiasm gap, and because the mix of polling firms is somewhat different at the state and the national levels, I think we will need to see another couple of weeks' worth of data before we can come to too many conclusions about this.

The reason for this may be accommodation-vergence conflict or too much divergence [26, 27].

On the other hand, too much divergence among analysts can signal a problem.

Dengue viruses show as much divergence within a type as between types.

D rosophila pallidipennis has no Adh sequence available, then we used the Amd gene, and the comparison with D. willistoni shows much smaller divergence for BuT2 than the expected based on Amd divergence, suggesting HT.

Even if we consider a much younger divergence time calibrations for the Plethodontidae (60 MYA), we still estimate divergence among sampled South American taxa to be at least 12.7 MYA (Additional file 2).

The Staphylococcus strains had much more divergence from one another than those of Salmonella or Yersinia; within S. aureus, the divergence was also much greater than that of Salmonella, However, some of the S. aureus strains did cluster together as tightly as those of S. typhimurium (Additional file 9: Table S9 and Additional file 10: Table S10; Figure  5).

Freddie Mac, which has roughly the same spreads as Fannie Mae, has had a much smaller divergence between the two, which he said proves that the gap at Fannie Mae was related to its failure to hedge, not changes in the interest rate spread.

A much greater divergence in microbial ecology was seen when comparing AGS with CAS.