The previous day, in Pella, family values and grammatical ones diverged when Mr. Bush touted parenthood by saying that he and Mrs. Bush understood that their most important job "is not to be Governor or First Lady, in my case".
Again, though national figures are suggestive, local ones diverge: the places where crime has dropped most sharply (such as New York city) are not always the places where incarceration has risen fastest.The larger pictureStatistically, each of these new changes in law-enforcement has made some difference to the picture.
Therefore, older genes are conserved in their regulation, whereas younger ones diverged during evolution and eventually acquired a new repertoire of suitable transcriptional activators.
This one diverges due in recent days to what I see as racism and bigotry trying to defeat President Obama and his mantle of trust and leadership.
Most paralogs (66% of all pairs) have at least one member diverging from the ancestral module.
The classic neofunctionalization model [ 3], for example, predicts a fairly simple pattern of post-duplication protein sequence evolution, with one paralog diverging while the other retains the ancestral function under a regime of purifying selection.
We used ComPlEx to show that CURLY LEAF has three orthologs in Populus, one with conserved and two with diverged regulation, and two orthologs in O. sativa, one with conserved and one with diverged regulation.
The novels, he says, "comfort and console one another," "diverge and cohere".
If he were a pop act, he'd have several acclaimed albums, a few unnoticed ones, in styles diverging from the earlier ones, and, weirdly, no recording contract.
