Sentence examples for that divergence from inspiring English sources

Huckle believes that divergence in legislation between the two countries is already beginning and that separation will come.

At some point, that divergence is going to have to end.

Such calculations suggest that divergence from the ancestral immunoglobulin took place some 200 million years ago.

But based on what's coming soon to a store near you, it seems that "divergence" may be the more apt moniker.

It should be noted, that divergence times estimated from molecular clock analyses largely depend on the values used to define the prior distribution on the substitution rate.

For all the target samples we found that divergence from nadir-like measurement becomes significant for emergence angles θ ≥ 40°.

CSM: Do we know how long ago that divergence took place?

But it is more likely that divergence, not convergence, will have the most profound impact on societies.

It is noteworthy that divergence in repetitive sequences may cause reproductive isolation between nascent species [58].

This could suggest that divergence in progenitor gene expression might correlate with the nonadditive expression in allopolyploids.

This evidence also suggests that divergence of these two haplotypes predates the origin of NANOGP8.