Sentence examples for revealed a divergence from inspiring English sources

Their results revealed a divergence of suture fate leading to abnormal patency or physiologic fusion between the first and second weeks of life, respectively, despite viability and continued growth of the calvarial explants in vitro.

Some of the reported experimental works on superconducting metallic materials revealed a divergence dephasing rate when the temperature approached T c [9,10,13,26,27].

Molecular dating analysis including several time constraints revealed a divergence time of ∼120 Ma for A. lucayanum and B. floridae.

The result of this study revealed a divergence of views among policymakers, even among those in the same ministry.

Finally, these findings are contrasted against UK government support for agricultural R&D and reveals a divergence between theory and policy that should be recorrected in light of recent reductions in research budgets.

The bill also reveals a divergence between the Legislature's two public education chiefs — Mr. Eissler, who heads the House Public Education Committee, and his counterpart in the upper chamber, Senator Florence Shapiro, Republican of Plano — on how the state should hold students and educators accountable.

Wednesday's figures reveal a divergence between revenue growth and DAU growth, a development that may challenge the reliance on such usage metrics to forecast revenue growth.

Accordant calculations between two reproductively isolated 'biotypes' of the cryptic whitefly species Bemisia tabaci revealed a mean divergence of 0.83% [ 45], while 1.5% divergence were found between the two closely related Drosophila species D. simulans and D. sechellia[ 46] and 2.5% divergence between two very young sympatric crater lake cichlid fishes [ 47].

For the past couple of months, data from around the world have revealed a growing divergence between Western economies and those in much of Asia, notably China and India.

But for the past couple of months, data have revealed a growing divergence between Western economies and those in much of Asia, notably China and India.

The October figures revealed a sharp divergence between countries, with Germany's 1.2% contrasting with Spain's 0%.