Sentence examples for some divergent from inspiring English sources

Most of these studies have reported little or no divergence over large areas of the northern Palearctic, although some divergent clades, mostly dated to the Pleistocene, have been found in some species.

The Guardian's Paul Lewis asked each candidate a few simple questions last week and received some divergent answers.

I mean, if you can't get to Timbuktu today, at least you can take some divergent path on the way to the shore.

But there are some divergent approaches on the table as to the best path to follow, making it one of the most critical meetings in the 43 year history of the convention.

In some widespread species, such as the Eurasian scops owl (O. scops) and the screech owl, geographic variation is so great that some divergent races are more different from one another than some species are from one another.

Even when participants are friends or relatives, they often have some divergent goals.

Our analyses have refined the structure of the latter two clusters, revealing some hitherto undescribed loci, plus some novel divergent homeobox loci that are in, or close to, the Obox array.

In the process of SBS analysis, some torsional divergent velocities where the torsional rigidity becomes zero can be defined.

Some highly divergent sequences were thought to represent cryptic species, different species or genotypes in previous studies.

We probably have some pretty divergent views on things of greater importance, but that's fine.

Phylogenetic evidence shows that there are at least three major lineages of barn owl, one in Eurasia and Africa, one in Australasia and one in the New World, and some highly divergent taxa on islands.