Sentence examples for possibility of divergence from inspiring English sources

Lewis D. Lowenfels, an expert in securities law at Tolins & Lowenfels in New York, said that the fact that Mr. Grubman continued to litigate while his former firm had settled the matter reinforces the possibility of divergence between the analyst's position and that of Salomon.

Besides, it eliminates the possibility of divergence.

There is then the possibility of divergence between the unilaterally trusted outputs.

Thus, there are no concerns about the possibility of divergence in extensions of KM algorithms.

The possibility of divergence in collaboration- and data-exchange-related views between medical professions may be obvious from the above quote.

Despite the possibility of divergence, there is nonetheless widespread agreement on the desirable features of a new puzzle-solution or theory.

Each of these scenarios is characterized by different possibilities of divergence leading to the four existing mink populations, from the most ancient lineages corresponding to the NE and SE populations to the most recent ones (SP and FR).

First, variable regions associate with internal duplication (and hence the possibility of generating divergence through internal recombination) were identified using BLAST against the X. fastidiosa subsp. fastidiosa genomes.

I now introduce the possibility of a divergence point (DP) into the model.

Unlike class I, ZmNAS3, ZmNAS4 and ZmNAS5 share relatively lower identity, indicating a possibility of functional divergence between them.

Of course, investigation of previously uncharacterized ecological parameters are needed to rule out the possibility of mcy divergence due to a hitchhiking effect.