Sentence examples for of highly divergent from inspiring English sources

But it's particularly interesting as Mr Blanchard is adding his voice to a growing chorus, including economists of highly divergent ideological stripes, supporting a move to higher inflation levels.

With the coming arrival of new countries, do you see Europe as divided or do you think a method will have to be found of managing a Europe of highly divergent countries?... MR. CHIRAC -- Europe is not a freeway on which everyone can move fast.

Today's 'settled' outcomes are the product of highly divergent practices.

It's hard to accommodate 10 years of highly divergent outcomes in a single eight-page document, but term sheets are more complex than they have to be," said Founders Fund's growth partner Bruce Gibney.

Presence of highly divergent lineages suggests multiple Ligia species exist in this region.

This makes Adaptive GDDA-BLAST an attractive alternative for alignment of highly divergent sequences.

The accuracy of these ratios may be questioned, however, because these analyses involve comparisons of highly divergent sequences.

A simple but possible evolutionary scenario for the occurrence of highly divergent host egg phenotypes is suggested by the presence of pale blue eggs in the study population.

In the case of highly divergent DNA sequences even PSI-BLAST might be unable to find homology due to the frameshifts.

Our study is the first evidence of highly divergent genetic differentiation within a single island population of Darwin's finches and it is clearly associated with discontinuities in suitable habitat, as well as divergence in sexual signals.

Two of the proteins specific to M. grisea, the metallothionein Mmt1 [55] and the hydrophobin Mpg1 [56] are small polypeptides and are members of highly divergent gene families, other members of which do not cluster together using BLASTP.