Sentence examples for a deep separation from inspiring English sources

The DNA sequence data of Hanson and colleagues supported a deep separation between the palustris and couesi groups, but a Costa Rican sample (assigned to O. couesi) was about as distant from the two groups as they were from each other.

Additionally we found one completely new superfamily (Flow), and a deep separation of the Pao superfamily into the two highly divergent superfamilies Pao and Dan.

Gradually, the rising seas created a deeper separation between the two, and by about 10,000 years ago, the island was fairly distinct.

One force is pulling the two states closer as the juggernaut of urbanization shifts the economic and demographic landscape; the other is carving out a deeper separation as most of Wyoming holds firm to its cowboy, go-it-alone ethos.

We provide a conic extension of the re-scaled perceptron algorithm based on the notion of a deep-separation oracle of a cone, which essentially computes a certificate of strong separation.

In light of the impact of the evolution of the EARS on African hydrographic systems and the dependence of our model organism on these systems to disperse, we expect a deep phylogenetic separation between viviparid species east and west of the western branch of the rift system.

This is due to the deep separation of electron and heavy hole wave functions.

The two very different gatherings honoring Dr. King illustrated the deep separation there is between the interpretations of what Dr. King's legacy should be in the 21st century.

The genetic results obtained in our study from the combined mitochondrial, nuclear and microsatellite markers unequivocally show deep separation among four groups of genotypes in the Cubitermes sp. affinis subarquatus colonies from the Lopé Reserve region.

"This is my priciest collection to date," he said, adding that the way people dress is reflecting a deeper class separation.

Just can't find the hole!" You don't have to be a psychoanalyst, or even a basketball aficionado, to surmise that Eisenberg's chief problem may be a deep-seated separation anxiety, intensified by the unfeeling American custom of packing unwilling pre-teens off to summer camp.