Sentence examples for rather diverge from inspiring English sources

In essence, the published data are somewhat inconsistent regarding the question as to whether Nck1 and Nck2 binding partners overlap or rather diverge.

Montastraea cavernosa did not group with its congeners, but rather diverged near the base of the "robust" clade, and few conclusions can be drawn concerning the remaining faviids in our phylogeny.

Rather diverged TCSs do thus occur in various and quite different instances.

This happens because apomictic alleles do not recombine and coalesce in a reticulate manner as they would in sexual taxa, rather diverging by the accumulation of mutations.

Our results suggest that unintended messages or connotations of risk and risk-based response may be avoided by using sequential, rather than diverging, colour schemes to illustrate hazard.

Among mammals, whales also exhibit a short trachea (due to their abbreviated neck) supported by heavy cartilaginous rings, followed by paired bronchi that in some taxa extend sub-parallel to each other rather than diverging from one another [18], [19].

However, rather than diverging, quality of life and work loss both followed similar trajectories in the two study groups, 4 5 while the higher drug costs in the infliximab arm were considerable.

Unlike most other media sectors, the games industry has always tended to diverge rather than converge.

In cases like that, the interests of shareholders and management can diverge rather quickly.

In the short run wireless data solutions are likely to diverge rather than coalesce.

Scientifically, it is accepted that trees can be read in multiple directions, although time progresses from the root to the tips and species do not branch "off of" one another; rather, taxa diverge from a hypothetical common ancestor.