Sentence examples for one of the divergence from inspiring English sources

One of the divergence points at the Akmenrags Cape divides the sedimentary system of the eastern coast of the Baltic Proper into two almost completely separated compartments in the simulated wave climate.

An example of such a module is generated from interferon regulatory factor 1 (IRF-1), which is identified as one of the "divergence" hubs functionally linked to multiple downstream targets.

One explanation of the divergence of Figure 8 could be that the health care system was required to take precautionary measures if one treats an MRSA-positive patient.

The production of CHCs, however, is only one facet of the divergence in chemical communication.

One of these divergences is the association between n-3 PUFA and T2D phenotypes [ 3– 5].

So one of the fundamental divergences of our time is precisely about how many or how few shared norms we need.

At last year's Game Awards Epic unveiled 50 vs. 50, which was a pretty big deal at the time: not only was it the game's first limited time mode, it was one of the biggest divergences from the PUBG formula yet, as well as a sign of the constant updates that have defined the game ever since.

At one end, the divergence of conopeptides of some gene superfamilies with identical or highly similar conopeptides has occurred slowly.

For example, the rice genome shows evidence for two rounds of ancient polyploidy events: one before the divergence of cereals and one before the split between monocots and dicots [ 18].

The diplomonad sequences formed two main clades in individual gene and combined gene analyses, with Giardia (and Octomitus) on one side of the basal divergence and Spironucleus, Hexamita and Trepomonas on the other.

The results show that two principal instability regions of different types (one of the types is divergence and the other is flutter) occur when the cracked shaft is subjected to an increasing end load.