Sentence examples for obviously divergent from inspiring English sources

In the mid-90s, the Spanish supreme court ordered the removal of Giorgio Grassi's addition to the Roman Theater in Sagunto on the grounds that it was too obviously divergent from the original.

Tulip isn't the only one close to fisticuffs: Cassidy and Jesse get into a fight over their obviously divergent values and approaches to life, neatly summed up in the preacher telling the vampire, "Boring's not the worst thing a person can be" only to elicit the response, "I think you're wrong".

These organisms were of a single closely related lineage by conventional genetic typing methods, but not obviously divergent from the rest of the named species [ 16].

Such a simulation resulted in two clades of alleles which are obviously divergent, the first clade being specific to some populations (e.g. odd ones), the second clade being specific to other populations (e.g. even ones).

Obviously, the highly divergent haplotype patterns for human FPR1 point to the potential of developing therapeutic strategies to target different ethnic populations.

Obviously, the highly divergent and fast-evolving ITS2 can discriminate among closely related organisms, which otherwise display almost identical sequences, e.g. in the conserved rRNA genes.

Much of the sequence between conserved residues is very divergent and not obviously homologous.

Most obviously, 19 of the peaks centered on divergent SSRs, correlating with sites of promoter activity.

Obviously the financial honor in our society is widely divergent (appropriately so, I might add, just so you don't think I spent too long in California).

Obviously, the 17 pairs of paralogous OsPTR genes had divergent expression patterns.

Given the strong literature support for a role for MCH in energy homeostasis [3],[28]–[30], the divergent innervations by MCH axons of the rat and mouse piriform cortex, and, more obviously, of the hypothalamic ventral arcuate nucleus, is important to consider.