Sentence examples for widest divergence from inspiring English sources

Attempts to date him on the basis of internal evidence alone, i.e. comparison of his doctrines with those of other thinkers, have led to the widest divergence of dates.

The strains in our collection from two of the more recently described genogroups B3 and C3 showed very high similarity to each other within the genogroup (>98% and 99% identity, respectively), while those within the B1 and C1 genogroups showed the widest divergence.

Compared with the distribution of the pN/pS values from the present work, Gunnarsdóttir et al. 11 and Schönberg et al. 10 observed the widest divergence at ND3, CYB, and ATP8 genes, whereas higher values were observed at ATP6 gene (Fig. 6), suggesting a lighter selective pressure as described previously.

The rapid origin of new divergent regions appears to be partially driven by selection (see below), but it also may be influenced by genomic hitchhiking, whereby genome-wide divergence is facilitated by reductions in gene flow resulting from divergent selection.

In reporting this story, I ran into a wide divergence of opinion on the question of whether Gore will run.

Truthfully, the cause of the national and state-wide divergence can't be pegged to one factor.

In the aftermath of the crash, there is wide divergence on how easy, or how hard, it should be to become a homeowner.

Many of the extreme judgements are partisan but even among 'neutrals' there is a wide divergence of opinion.

"I think the only purpose of such a conference is to make clear that there is a wide divergence of how we understand the differences in the human race," he said.

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.

For a time, Britain was shaken by a collective outpouring of grief, but that eventually gave way to a more sober appraisal of Diana's legacy and then to a wide divergence of opinions on what that legacy was.