Sentence examples for wider divergence between from inspiring English sources

An analysis of modal nucleotide substitutions in promoter regions of 8 sequenced CNMS loci among the domesticated rice cultivar groups indicated high modal nucleotide substitutions (0.0010) and thus wider divergence between indica and japonica rice from a common ancestor at 0.40 Mya (Table 3).

Historically, there was a wide divergence between deal models for strategic and financial categories of buyers.

The definition of "extremist" was enough to cause a major row between May and Michael Gove this year and there is likely to be a wide divergence between universities, councils and ministers in their views.

Dubash's report regards all the projections as flawed: they tend to assume sustained high GDP growth, which may not be achievable, and there is a wide divergence between them.

There is also a wide divergence between energy companies with the Cairn Energy using a figure of $30, while BP uses $40 and Exxon at the top end with $60-$60-$80

You pays your money and takes your choice, which is why there is such a wide divergence between bulls and bears.3.3

Our overweight stance in equities is modest in light of the fluid situation in Europe and an unusually wide divergence between the potential outcomes of the crisis.

(The subsequent wide divergence between the two vestments need not preclude a common origin.) Unlike the chasuble, the form of which has never stopped changing, the evolution of the cope was complete before the end of the Middle Ages.

Yet in a country with a wide divergence between what people say in public and in private and where saving face is a national art, some Italian commentators argued — privately — that the leaks reflected far worse on the United States for allowing a security breach that essentially hung their confidential sources out to dry.

The mediocre US national score conceals a wide divergence between states.

A main concern of the early reformers was that there was a wide divergence between effective tax rates, those taxpayers actually pay, and statutory rates.