Sentence examples for sort of divergence from inspiring English sources

To accommodate this sort of divergence the distinction is commonly drawn between the content and the vehicle of a representation: the former is that which is being represented, the latter is the entity which carries or bears the representation.

Because this sort of divergence is absent in CAF1A and CAF1B, divergence in the CAF1C subfamily in plants might contribute to regulate the function of CAF1 complex via replacing one CAF1C subunit with another in the CAF1 multi-subunit complex.

An example of such methods includes those based on moving a window along the sequence to try to identify regions with a dissimilar phylogeny using some sort of divergence score (Grassly and Holmes, 1997; McGuire et al., 1997; McGuire and Wright, 2000).

In this sort of analysis divergence provides an important way of informing and modifying emergent conceptualisations and explanation.

Two other orthologs seem to have also undergone some sort of fast evolutionary divergence even though the dN/dS value might be too week to speak about positive selection, the cow ortholog happens to have also diverged in its pI.

While incomplete lineage sorting is a serious problem for species level reconstructions, our pattern of divergence across the IPB is corroborated by three independent markers.

Sorting out these two possibilities is challenging, but our understanding of the whole process of divergence is at stake.

Forces of Divergence I.O.U.

"Today's E.U. decision reflects a significant point of divergence".

Free of divergence problem.

What about the creative process of divergence and convergence?