"I think the rhetoric around problems with teaching and the reality are really rather divergent," Eastwood said.
"We believed that he would voice an opinion that would be rather divergent and even contrarian from those espoused by other panelists, making for a very frank and dynamic discussion of Mr. Manning's verdict.
The questions related to human evolution showed rather divergent results.
Rhagomys seems to represent a rather divergent lineage with no clear relation to any extant sigmodontine tribe.
Since these are not fully elaborated scenarios, but rather divergent political and ideological orientations towards the urban future, we call them "visions", which is in line with the terminology proposed by Heilbroner [21].
These divergent views seem to support rather divergent moral claims about nations: see for instance the collections edited by Breen and O'Neill (2010) and by Lecours and Moreno (2010).
Brunei Malay is rather divergent from standard Malay and the rest of the Malay dialects, being about 84% cognate with standard Malay, and is mostly mutually unintelligible with it.
Two different pfam profiles (PF00481 and PF07228) can be found in this family, indicating a rather divergent family.
However, such a U-shaped retention function may not be the general case, since different stimuli (visual or auditory), different training-test intervals and different animal species may give rather divergent results.
In the Co-Inertia subspace (Figure 3), three individuals from the RS population (represented by 1) and three from the SM population (represented by 2) showed similar genetic profiles (represented as circles: ○), but rather divergent epigenetic profiles (represented as arrowheads: ▸).
A very small fifth cluster harboring A-type variants was evident, which according to the long branches contained rather divergent 5'-upstream sequences, and was named rupsC (5 variants).
