Sentence examples for the broad divergence from inspiring English sources

However, because of the large number of synaptic inputs and the broad divergence of the outputs, large layer V pyramidal neurons are best suited for integration of spontaneous inputs and initiation of activity in the whole neocortical network.

But that unanimity masks a broad divergence in their approaches to the issue while in office, spanning the spectrum of Republican positioning.

Laser accelerated protons in the TNSA regime have wide energy spectrum and broad divergence.

The problem of alignment errors arises especially on large-scale phylogenies with many taxa that span a broad divergence range [10], where many homologies lie in the twilight-zone of sequence alignments [11].

With conventional guides this leads to the situation that a white beam with some 50 cross-sectiontion and a broad divergence is to illuminate a sample of some mm2 area.

There was broad divergence in physico-chemical properties of Sephadex-PsBGAL and chitosan-PsBGAL.

But Laurel Rigertas, a Northern Illinois University law professor specializing in legal ethics, says broad divergence remains among state and local bar associations on when or whether members are obliged to reveal information about criminal acts disclosed by their clients.

In spite of sharing a common larval body plan, ascidians and vertebrates use very different embryological strategies, which could have led to a broad divergence in cis-regulation.

Marta Sánchez Soler, a sociologist and migrant rights activist in Mexico City, said the rapid-bus operators are part of a broader divergence in the way Central American groups reach the United States.

These trends may represent two, broad divergences in stereotypic OR-expression that distinguish Anophelinae from Culicinae.

These peaks are in sharp contrast to (i) the near zero divergence observed across the red color pattern locus between parapatric races that share similar red color patterns (parapatric postman versus postman comparison, Fig.  4a) and (ii) the broad elevated relative divergence between the incipient species that has no clear peak (parapatric between species comparison, Fig.  4a).