Sentence examples for substantive divergence from inspiring English sources
Many empirical correlation patterns determining the minimum fluidization velocity are known [44], however the Umf velocity of the TZC-3/1 catalyst was experimentally determined because of a substantive divergence in the results of the abovementioned correlations obtained for the same gas flow through the bed.
Indeed, although some see a substantive conceptual divergence in ways of thinking about whose health is to be protected and promoted, others see no conflict, at least between the concepts of public health and population health.
A substantive disagreement.
And what lends this skirmish extra juice is the potential divergence between procedural and substantive justice.
It is the wide degree of divergence between such policies that has made progress towards the substantive cross-border harmonisation of insolvency law so difficult.
Our results therefore provide substantive evidence in favor of the hypothesis proposed by Lemos et al. (2005), namely that expression divergence and protein divergence are shaped by similar selective constraints but that these constraints are not linked to any specific gene characteristic.
This paleontological dating is in substantive agreement with molecular estimates for the origin of H. sapiens based on DNA divergence observed among modern human populations (e.g., Harpending and Rogers 2000; Behar et al. 2008; Campbell and Tishkoff 2008).
But no matter how long the list of joint projects, technical dialogues and substantive agreements, there is a nagging sense that until a major new initiative is found, charges of drift and divergence – the "widespread" impression that "relations are on a plateau, if not in the doldrums," as a former Indian ambassador to the United States observed on Thursday – will dog the relationship.
The divergence is immense.
