Sentence examples for partly divergent from inspiring English sources

Because of partly divergent interests and targets, the existence of latent inner contradictions has to be assumed.

Palaeoclimate reconstruction on the northern Tibetan Plateau resulted in a large spectrum of different and partly divergent interpretations for the climate evolution during the late glacial and the Holocene.

Taken together, the partly divergent expression patterns indicate that the two copies of the medaka egfr gene may have been preserved by subfunctionalization, a process where the ancestral gene functions are distributed among duplicated genes [ 14, 43, 44].

Since previous data were partly divergent, the aim of this study was to compare sRAGE and esRAGE in a head-to-head analysis in patients with type 2 diabetes (T2DM) with albuminuria.

Results for the right caudate seed were partly divergent, in particular in temporal and occipital regions, where fcMRI effects were stronger in the control than in the autism group.

Since N e50 coincides with the breed founding period, here detected selection signatures reflect a combination of breed specific phenotypes and quantitative traits under partly divergent artificial selection in artificially isolated subpopulations.

And it was partly their divergent ideas about what cinema should become that drove the two men apart.

The exception to this is the Japanese population, where different demographic and pathophysiological characteristics may partly explain divergent choices of therapy.

Shaped partly by their divergent histories and partly by differing national cultures, British and American psychoanalysis became quite different enterprises.

Moreover, divergent, partly gender-specific, developmental pathways and mental disorders following trauma may give rise to differential cortisol patterns.

This may partly explain the divergent answers on both answering scales, which results in lower correlation coefficients and could be taken as a consequence of the pragmatic approach.