Sentence examples for strongly diverging from inspiring English sources

Naturally, diplomats had strongly diverging views on how they would be affected.

Physical explications of the strongly diverging results encountered during the absorption process as well as an improved heat transfer coefficient model for the desorption process are proposed.

Modern midnight movies retain their popularity and have been strongly diverging from mainstream films shown at midnight.

Large-scale integrated microarray datasets typically combine strongly diverging datasets based on different experimental conditions, independent cohorts of samples, varying sample preparation methods and labelling methods or scanner settings, and even different microarrays or microarray platforms.

The different physiological consequences of oral and pricking infection are clearly represented in the strongly diverging GO term and enrichment analyses.

A recently published study by Negrini and colleagues in 2006 suggested strongly diverging patient-related costs per ICU day between Western European countries.

Whereas homogeneity in local and regional contexts predominates, across the regions, the protests often strongly diverge in respect to their dominant frames and action orientations.

Pupils in England and Wales were performing very similarly up to 2001, but thereafter the fraction gaining five good GCSE passes strongly diverged.

Soloist family have little members (one or two) that also contain a single AP2 domain in all sequenced plant genome, but they strongly diverged in gene sequence from other AP2/ERF members (Du et al. 2013; Licausi et al. 2010a; Rao et al. 2015; Zhuang et al. 2008).

In both Castor and Sinocastor, the tooth rows strongly diverge posteriorly to the same degree.

Phylogenetic analysis suggests that the LHP1 and HP1 protein subfamilies have strongly diverged (Fig. 8).