Sentence examples for to diverge from this trend from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, bacterial MutL homologues that possess nicking activity were reported to diverge from this trend and instead be down regulated by ATP [21].

It's hard to diverge from this, hard to think outside of what we know.

ErbB3 is believed to diverge from this canonical mechanism of action because of its inability to catalyze phosphoryl transfer [16].

In cord serum, only pentachlorobenzene (PCBz) and γ-HCH seemed to diverge from this pattern.

Our rationale was that we would not expect outcomes in the non-targeted group to diverge from underlying secular trends.

Consequently, government IT spending intensity is beginning to diverge from traditional operational spending trends," Brant added in a statement.

The individualist restriction enables contractualism to diverge from utilitarianism in this case.

In the following decade, however, this trend began to diverge from the international one.

Leakey concluded that Proconsul diverged from the modern ape/human lineage before any of the living members of this group began to diverge from each other, and this led him to classify it in a separate family, Proconsulidae.

However, the red pulp diverged from this trend as it consisted of more CD8+ T cells.

Starbucks' willingness to diverge from its signature look and offerings reflects a broader trend of global businesses seeking to more effectively tap into local communities.