Sentence examples for not only diverge from inspiring English sources

The universes of opinion not only diverge, they cancel each other out.

Unexpectedly, the two Kunitz domains of boophilin not only diverge largely in three-dimensional structure from ornithodorin, but also occupy significantly different positions relative to the proteinase moiety, when compared to the thrombin·ornithodorin complex (Figure 7A).

Additionally, individuals from RE, not only diverge from southern populations, but emerge as the most distinct within the northern clade (CA analysis) with no apparent geographical explanation.

Thus, the repetitive sequences within their respective genomes not only diverged in terms of classes of sequences but also in number leading to a biased amplification of repetitive sequences in tomato compared to potato.

Here, the catalytic domain has not only diverged greatly from that of the original class-I AAtRS, but it has also acquired new active site residues, converting it into a self-contained cyclic peptide forming enzyme, which can use charged amino acids, either of same or different type as substrates.

The two actors work in a counterpoint that expresses not only the diverging temperaments of the men they are playing but also some of the contradictions of their era.

In many cases, ambiguity implies that there are competing haphazard interpretations based not only on diverging perspectives and differing interests (the usual reasons for dissent) but – on a deeper level – on the lack of applicable concepts and terms.

We find environmentally driven differences in nucleotide content not only between highly diverged environments (e.g., soil, vs. aquatic vs. human gut) but also within a single type of environment.