Sentence examples for which diverge from from inspiring English sources

The boutique locations -- which diverge from uniformity to appeal to a certain demographic -- often boast trendy bars that attract guests and locals.

The Tories' election manifesto also unveils policies on long-term care for the elderly and on elected council mayors which diverge from the party's programme for public services south of the border.

The decrease of the conversion coefficient between magnetic field and rotation signals is analyzed, which diverge from that calculated by the definition in the previous reports.

Moreover, phylogenetic analyses show that haplogroup R is made up by two lineages, R1 and R2, which diverge from each other (about 42 ky), almost as much as the QT node (Figures 1 and 2).

The phylogenetic tree clearly shows the existence of two tight clusters, which diverge from each other.

The few animal groups which diverge from this pattern are thus of particular utility for investigating the potential causes of this near-universal genomic stability.

However, the preferred codons of Silene latifolia, another plant species, which diverged from A. thaliana much longer ago (synonymous site divergence is saturated), are also nearly identical to those in A. thaliana (Qiu et al. 2010).

Previous work has placed the lineage leading to Bison and Yak as a separate group, which diverged from the Banteng/Gaur/Mithan clade [ 6, 11], and more recently as a divergence from the B. taurus branch [ 15].

Ghostface and Raekwon disapproved of RZA's production, which diverged from the crew's traditional sample-heavy sound.

He was convicted again based largely on Sneed's testimony, although his account of Glossip's alleged involvement diverged from what he said at the first trial, which diverged from his original confession to police.

Because Mr Meshal is the conduit for much of the finance for Hamas, he was able to influence the group's armed wing, which diverged from the political wing led by the prime minister, Ismail Haniya.