Sentence examples for a consequence of divergence from inspiring English sources

If mating isolation were evolving as a consequence of divergence in sexually selected traits, then males more phenotypically divergent from the female's native population should be discriminated against most strongly, regardless of predation type [5].

Lack of sequence conservation in gene regulatory elements despite their conserved function could be a consequence of divergence of the gene regulatory code between vertebrates and invertebrates.

Mostly, the functional differences are a consequence of divergence in their C-terminal 15 amino acids, where the highest level of difference is found.

In addition, segregation distortion may occur as a consequence of the divergence between the two species.

It could be also a consequence of high divergence among the elements in the sequences annealing to PCR primers.

Briefly, early developmental stages are usually extremely well conserved, whereas adult phenotypes vary as a consequence of evolutionary divergence, a classical observation made by early developmental biologists [ 23, 24].

"Shift in the isoelectric-point of milk proteins as a consequence of adaptive divergence between the milks of mammalian species" by Khaldi and Shields is an interesting paper examining functional shifts in mammalian milk proteins.

Five of the 21 markers screened during primer development were thus rejected, and their failure to cross-amplify is likely a consequence of sequence divergence between these two lineages in the primer binding sites.

Based on the results of epistasis analyses, we proposed that the SA-signaling pathway in rice branches into WRKY45-dependent and OsNPR1-dependent sub-pathways as a consequence of evolutionary divergence between rice and Arabidopsis [ 19, 30].

The trees depict distinct phylogenies, mdh being much more in accordance with other housekeeping gene phylogenies for Aeromonas, and confirming that the two groups of strains obtained in the flaA tree were a consequence of the divergence of the two alleles of flaA, suggesting an early episode of positive selection in their origin.

The motivation for using JSD is a consequence of KL divergence being undefined when assembly methods fail to reconstruct some variant i, hence forcing Q(i) to be 0. JSD averts this by measuring the distance to the mixture, which contains all true and called variants (TP and FP).