Sentence examples for notable divergences from inspiring English sources

This decade, the awards have synched only twice; notable divergences included the Globes choosing Avatar over The Hurt Locker in 2010 and The Descendants over The Artist in 2012.

While notable divergences have been found across ethnic groups (6), our findings are in agreement with those observed in other Caucasian-majority populations (3– 6) and confirm that, considered in isolation, A1C is a very specific but too insensitive method of diagnosing diabetes.

Additionally, there would be a notable divergence among provincial emissions.

The main reason lying behind the notable divergence in evaluation results was whether local stress condition could be accurately simulated or not.

One notable divergence between them is the increased individualisation of operations in southern GRs, compared to the retention of fairly collective actions in the north.

Actually, in comparing the basic patterns of size-earnings relation obtained from this procedure to those from the procedure excluding government employees, there is no notable divergence for either of the two datasets.

From results in Table 5 a notable divergence between both metrics is seen: the inequality values of ({rm CiU ^{rm{rt}}}) and ({rm PP ^{rm{rt}}}) are similar ((G_mathrm{in}=0.893) and (G_mathrm{in}=0.876), respectively), but the centralization of ({rm PP ^{rm{rt}}}) ((C_mathrm{in}=0.378)) is far from the maximum centralization value exhibited by ({rm CiU ^{rm{rt}}}) ((C_mathrm{in}=0.770)).

Other notable divergence from the books include the modification of the whole strategy of Robb Stark when dividing his forces, and a change to the Targaryen genealogy as explained by Maester Aemon: in the TV adaptation the Mad King is described as the son, rather than the grandson, of Aegon V (thus eliminating Jaehaerys II from the succession of kings).

Other resistance (ampC, ampR, mexR and oprD) and housekeeping (atpD, aspS) genes showed notable divergence with their homologs in PAO1 and PA14.

The three first components account for a total of ∼40% of the variation, and it shows notable divergence between the different ethnic groups from the Chad Basin.

The most notable divergence is the lower percentage of variance (∼10% less) explained by the first two principle components in stone toolmaking, which might suggest the presence of distinctive manipulative patterns as compared to modern daily activities.