Specifically, our data have revealed firstly, that the central segment of the mat chromosomes contains genes wherein alleles have markedly diverged, and secondly, that this region is flanked by regions with very low, or no, divergence.
In particular, we searched for alleles with little or no divergence between D. simulans and D. sechellia that greatly diverged from D. melanogaster.
Most of these studies have reported little or no divergence over large areas of the northern Palearctic, although some divergent clades, mostly dated to the Pleistocene, have been found in some species.
Mr. Stewart is allowing himself no divergence from the dialogue.
The high-school students break down very quickly into types, but those perennial stereotypes offer no substance, no difference, no divergence — no individualism and no solitude.
That means no divergence from the old principles on this intensely clarifying album.
No divergence among the parties even; with Cameron in opposition seeking to be tougher than Brown, and the Lib Dems keeping schtum.
Chiang Kai-shek, like his archrival Mao Zedong on the mainland, allowed no divergence from the view that Taiwan was a Chinese province, even while the two leaders disagreed whether Beijing or Taipei was China's rightful government.
Rejecting democracy and toleration as unscriptural, the Puritans put their trust in a theocracy of the elect that brooked no divergence from Puritan orthodoxy.
