Sentence examples for or diverging from inspiring English sources

Thus, using multiple outgroups, NST signal is minimized by using one closely-related post-duplication outgroup, while the position of the second outgroup (whether pre-duplication, or diverging any time between the duplication and C/AB divergence) does not affect the degree of NST signal in this model.

Experts, for example, still argue about whether slavery or diverging economic differences led to the Civil War.

In the interview, his comments on the financial industry bailout and on union-organizing legislation left administration staff members scrambling to make clear that he was not articulating new policy or diverging from Mr. Obama's position.

Over time, this will alter the balance of power in those countries.The biggest question raised by the new research is whether the world is converging demographically or diverging towards disparate futures.

Wing with anal veins A1 and A2 nearly parallel or diverging (Fig. 2k)…………………Muscidae.

Slope curvature affects flow patterns by converging or diverging flow paths along the hillslope.

This last observation suggests that vertebrate type 2 ORs diverged from type 1 ORs prior to the split between cephalochordates and the Olfactores [ 15].

Generally speaking, this means that initially parallel light rays eventually cross or diverge.

Many say, however, the station is not free to report critically on Qatar or diverge far from Qatari foreign policy.

Not to develop or diverge as a writer – that's boring.

The suborders either evolved separately from flightless insectivores or diverged very early in chiropteran history.