Sentence examples for were diverging from from inspiring English sources

"From the moment the 1996 election was over, every day increased the probability that the interests of Gore were diverging from the interests of Clinton".

The Economist noted as long ago as the 1960s that the ideas of Keynes the man were diverging from contemporary Keynesian economics.

For years, starting in the 1980s, I wrote that median wages and incomes were diverging from productivity growth and were growing considerably more slowly than they had in the past.

Duplication events for the two pairs (OsOPT4/OsOPT3 and OsOPT4/OsOPT2) occurred within the last 50 to 20 million years, after the divergence of rice and maize, but before Zizaniinae and Oryzinae were diverged from one another (Guo and Ge [2005]).

The mechanical properties of hierarchically porous cellulose materials were diverged from lightweight soft materials to hard, stiff and dense material.

BBX gene family contained seven clusters and the CO-homolog cluster were diverged from other clusters at the occurrence of plants.

Although there was a cluster around 0.48 seconds, some of data points were diverged from the cluster, making the standard deviation large.

PEBP gene family had three groups and FT-lineage genes were diverged from MFT- and TFL-lineage genes at the occurrence of angiosperms.

These observations suggested that the LTR-RT sequence is widely distributed in the genomes of the Cucumis species, which were diverged from a common ancestor ~12 million years ago [ 31].

When contig sequences of R. udaipurense JA643T were mapped on R. vannielii ATCC17100T genome sequence, only 2,989 genes got mapped, indicating that the remaining 622 genes were diverged from R. vannielii ATCC17100T counterparts or absent in R. vannielii ATCC17100T genome.

Still, Zambia is diverging from the rest of mankind.