Sentence examples for those diverging from inspiring English sources

Those diverging commitments created scheduling gaps for both.

For diverging areas, about 2.26 times more crashes are likely to occur near diverging areas on the left compared to those diverging on the right side of the freeway.

and those diverging philosophical movements that only emerged in modernism proper (logical analysis, phenomenology, etc).. Thus, as a prominent figure within an essentially transitional period, Lotze's long shadow was, perhaps, predestined to gradually fade from the scene.

We defined proximal branches as those diverging from the main axon before or at the choice point, and distal branches as those diverging after the choice point.

We found that this is true with respect to both those species which diverged prior to, and those diverging after, the whole-genome duplication (WGD) that occurred approximately 100 million years ago [ 15] in the Saccharomycetales lineage.

Among the in vivo-up-expressed genes, those diverged in Bt but conserved in Bm and Bp may include the common set that have contributed to the development of Bm and Bp to animal pathogens, while those not conserved as well even in Bp represent the genes involved in fine-tuning of Bm to its specific equine niches.

Genes expressed from all three homoeoloci in both biological replicates of a given tissue were classified into those not diverging from the 'A = B = D' null hypothesis versus those exhibiting differential expression.

Since 2011, the percentage of Power Users has always been greater than Loyal Users, and now those figures are diverging even more, the firm says.

But around 2006, those views began diverging.

In other words, Latimeria v1r genes are drastically different from their teleost counterparts, and resemble more those of later diverging tetrapods (this manuscript, cf. [ 27, 48– 50].

But those diverge in ways large and small, and even when the differences are reconciled, gaps remain.