Sentence examples for too much divergence from inspiring English sources

There is too much divergence on rules between arm-wrestling associations.

The reason for this may be accommodation-vergence conflict or too much divergence [26, 27].

On the other hand, too much divergence among analysts can signal a problem.

However, too much divergence in the percentages of detected microRNAs would result in the disagreement in the results of further analyses, which may induce underestimated impressions and reputations of microRNA microarray technology.

The amount of divergence along the phylogeny can also be important, since too much divergence may also lead to imprecise and inaccurate parameter estimates.

After discarding those sequences that are longer than 1600 bp or are shorter than 1400 bp or have too much divergence with other sequences, 967 sequences were left, with 903 bacterial and 64 archaeal genomes.

Both the security posture of the US in the Pacific and the Philippine defense establishment have and will continue to be too closely aligned to entertain much divergence, especially considering the strong pro-US sentiment in the Philippines.

This approach is suitable for relatively widespread genes with "not too much or too little" sequence divergence (e.g., Graybeal 1994).

"When there is a divergence from 60, that means someone supplied too much or didn't take enough," Mr. Blohm said.

The gray pawn hypothesis suggests that if the number of functional genes in a family drops too much, selective pressure increases to gain new genes by duplication and divergence, and gene number increases by selective retention of new duplicates.

It would be one thing if the day marked a real divergence from the American pattern of consumption -- ending months of barely enough with suddenly too much.