Sentence examples for strong divergence from from inspiring English sources

Strong divergence from the upper-level low and a high pressure system to its northeast provided favorable conditions towards transitioning into a tropical cyclone, and late on the 16th the depression attained winds of 40 mph (65 km/h).

Mt Hotham showed a particularly interesting pattern, with haplotypes falling out in several places on the phylogeny and two individuals – potentially hybrids – showing strong divergence from the other haplotypes.

Considering the best estimate, when a difference is found, this does not necessarily mean strong divergence from taxonomic methods, but perhaps a more accurate picture of the relationship between the species that clustered together.

Both nodes with high betweenness and articulation points are by contrast totally absent in the TiF1 family and similar genes, which suggests that restriction endonuclease S subunit has undergone a much more complex (non-tree-like) evolutionary history, with possibly occasional events of genetic merging or periods of strong divergence from some ancestral versions of the gene.

Although Dobrowski (2011) reported that aspect has little direct effect on minimum temperature, the increased solar radiation on south-facing slopes and ridgelines may interact with the dry soil conditions during summer months at Teakettle and promote stronger divergence from the regional temperature patterns characterized in large-scale climate datasets.

With 276 differentially regulated transcripts, PC346DCC showed the strongest divergence from the parental line, whereas PC346Flu2 revealed the least alterations (127 transcripts).

GroEL2 showed moderate functional divergence from GroEL1 and stronger divergence from GroEL3 than from GroEL1 (θ = 0.441 ± 0.073; LRT = 36.014; P < 0.001).

Apart from independent evolution, the observed lack of correlation in homologous gene expression in A. thaliana and A. formosa petals may have resulted from a strong divergence of petal identity pathways during the divergence of the Aquilegia and the Arabidopsis lineage.

In Rhizophora mucronata, a strong divergence was detected between populations from the Indian Ocean region (Indian Ocean and Andaman Sea) and the Pacific Ocean region (Malacca Strait, South China Sea and Northwest Pacific Ocean).

In R. mucronata, a strong divergence was detected between populations from the Indian Ocean region (Indian Ocean and Andaman Sea) and the Pacific Ocean region (Malacca Strait, South China Sea and Northwest Pacific Ocean).

However, a series of studies suggests that mathematical topics correlate highly with the different phenomenological regions when viewed from a functional perspective (Seeber 2013b), and thus, a strong divergence in the development between topics is not expected to exist.