Sentence examples for show a divergence between from inspiring English sources

And sure enough, the Poole-Rosenthal numbers that show a divergence between the parties also show that this divergence reflects a Republican move toward more conservative economic policies, while Democrats have more or less stayed put.

It is interesting that for both never-married men and women, the results show a divergence between associations with mortality risks, which were raised, and odds of long-term illness which were either not raised or, in the case of women in 2001, significantly reduced relative to those in long-term first marriages.

Results for never-married women showed a divergence between associations with mortality and with long-term illness.

Our phylogenic analysis shows a divergence between the strain from Gabon and the original B. thailandenis E264 from Thailand, which is the most studied strain (4, 5 ).

16 On the whole, the literature clearly shows a divergence between the perspectives of doctors, patients and families about cancer treatment a divergence that leaves patients' needs substantially unaddressed.

Results show a divergence in recent performance development between "profiled" styles (freestyle, back) and "turbulent" swim styles (fly, breast).

Thus while many contigs should be close to 100% identical, contigs from the alternative haplotype (untransmitted) would show a divergence rate corresponding to the differences between haplotypes, estimated to be 1 2%.

This shows a divergence of function between melanopsin and Drosophila rhodopsins in the mechanisms for deactivation.

The spatial clustering of the HIV epidemic in the rural areas of the Odessa region showed a divergence in the spatial distribution between IDU and sexually transmitted HIV.

In other words, we sought to identify ancient gene families that show a strong divergence between the two prokaryotic domains, are rarely transferred between archaea and bacteria, and are widely distributed over each domain.

Statistics for the last five years show a dramatic divergence between the profits companies reported to investors and other measures of profit growth; this is clear evidence that many, perhaps most, large companies were fudging their numbers.