Sentence examples for no divergence between from inspiring English sources

In particular, we searched for alleles with little or no divergence between D. simulans and D. sechellia that greatly diverged from D. melanogaster.

That committed the UK and the EU to ensuring there was no divergence between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.

We found no divergence between classical sleep architecture and the estimated dimensional course nor any relevant short-term changes related to the onset of headache.

This appears to be further reassurance for the DUP that there will be no divergence between Northern Ireland and the rest of the country in the event that the backstop comes into force.

There is no divergence between the interests of Sandy and Citigroup," Lipton said.

Despite differences in morphology and life history, there is no divergence between inland and coastal populations in a variety of molecular genetic markers that are presumably selectively neutral; allozymes [22], mitochondrial DNA [23], and microsatellites (R. Fleischer, unpub. data), possibly due to the recent separation of these populations.

"There are no divergences between the member nations of the euro group or between Mrs. Merkel and me," Mr. Juncker said on InfoRadio Berlin-Brandenburg, according to Bloomberg News.

In our experimental conditions, half the genes showed no expression divergence between parental species and no allelic expression changes in hybrids.

Virus from lung was seldom more or less divergent than blood within subjects; lung was significantly more diverged than one blood tissue in two subjects, and significantly less diverged in four subjects, while there was no difference between lung divergence and any blood tissue divergence when divergence values from all subjects were pooled.

Wilson said it was to "everyone's amazement the government bought this con" perpetrated by the EU after it promised in writing that there would be no regulatory divergence between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK.

Overall, it was found that there was no major divergence between approaches or criteria used for capacity evaluation in the U.S. and Europe.