"prevent divergence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to prevent something from deviating or straying away from a desired path. Example: The company implemented strict policies and procedures to prevent divergence in the quality of their products.
Moreover, a novel computational framework is developed for the evaluation of bubble point pressure to prevent divergence of the solution when the reservoir conditions change.
Several over-determined neural algorithms (more sensors m than sources n) have been proposed to solve the problems associated with these cases, but separating performance is often sacrificed in order to prevent divergence.
To prevent divergence in genetic backgrounds, the LHM-bw population has been recurrently backcrossed to the LHM population at approximately one year intervals.
Purifying selection acts to prevent divergence of structure and function by selecting against extreme values of a trait, in contrast to directional selection, where a single phenotype is selected and therefore allele frequency shifts in one direction.
The MDV j, t = t k sim are standardized for each step to prevent divergence.
This stage is generally extremely conserved [ 31] suggesting that strong evolutionary constraints prevent divergence.
This partnership prevents divergence and redundancy, and the division of labour will accelerate progress on both databases.
may have increased gene flow and hence prevented divergence.
While it is quite possible that all existing duplicates were not identified in this study, it is also possible that these genes may evolve more slowly, preventing divergence of duplicate loci that would subject both to evolutionary constraint.
This suggests that sex chromosomes of these frogs have large "pseudoautosomal" regions where inheritance of genetic information resembles autosomal genes and where recombination prevents divergence between the sex chromosomes.
We must pay attention to the employment and social outcomes, and try to prevent lasting divergence.
