Sentence examples for start diverging from inspiring English sources
"Any worker younger than 65 is…far too precious to be retired early", the study states.Without such reforms, the two halves of Europe will stop converging and start diverging.
However, when the PLL bandwidth is 125 Hz, V PCC, I g, and i L start diverging and operate unstably.
The narrative itself is loosely played with, especially at the start, diverging down different avenues whilst vaguely seeking a chronological path (of sorts).
In Fig. 2B a negative modulation of growth is shown for miR-depleted tumors compared to control ones: the growth curves of control and pre-transfected tumors start diverging when control tumors begin their exponential growth, while the slope of pre-treated tumors is still very low, and remain statistically different (*, p<0.05) until the end of the experiment.
These limbs extend and become differentiated, at which point – the late germband – embryos of different taxa start diverging from each other significantly and displaying taxon specific characters.
Although the environments of the two populations remain the same, these two sets of individuals start diverging, as there is no genetic exchange between them.
The authors propose an alternative methodology of detecting these market anomalies and utilize empirical evidence to corroborate the finding that the market price of the investment in human capital in Western Balkan countries has started diverging from its fundamental value.
The two species of Hallelesis started diverging ca. 1.5 mya.
The six clades are deeply split and node dating indicates that they started diverging in the middle-late Miocene.
Our age estimates indicate that the Late Mesozoic (or Cretaceous) and Laurasia were the respective time and space that the Pinaceae ancestor started diverging into the extant genera.
The monophyletic group composed of phylogroups L2 and L3 is estimated to have started diverging from the remaining phylogroups in the early Pleistocene, approximately 1.5 Mya (0.82-2.27).
