Sentence examples for a divergence has from inspiring English sources

"I think this overture towards South Korea is partly sanctions-related, and also related to the fact that it's clear a divergence has developed between Washington and Seoul's most keenly desired goals in the near term," said Andray Abrahamian, a research fellow at Pacific Forum CSIS in Hawaii.

The importance of a correct calibration point (usually a fossil divergence) has been well acknowledged in the phylogenetic literature, though it is difficult to obtain a reliable estimate that can be readily translated into an accurate molecular clock rate.

A main divergence has been reported in the presence of an alanine-to-valine mutation at position 226 in the E1 gene [26].

Such a functional divergence has been explained to be mediated by an auto-inhibitory (AI) domain composed of seven critical residues 356IPSFLGS362 present in mouse bestrophin 3 [ 36].

In addition, a similar divergence has already been suggested by Masuzawa [ 12].

If this is also true in gulls, and our present data seems to support this, it could mean that marinus, after a period of allopatric divergence, has had a relatively long history of geographic contact with closely related taxa which facilitated the perfection of reproductive barriers through reinforcement multiple times.

(A ) Duplication and divergence has generated three distinct specificities in related nuclear receptors.

Pollination ecotypes are conspecific populations of plants that have diverged in pollination ecology, where that divergence has a genetic basis.

Branch divergence has a significant impact on the performance of GPU programs.

The Principle of Character Divergence has a familiar Darwinian starting point.

This divergence has a direct impact on the application of microscale flow cytometers based upon a 2-D design, as the exact downstream position of the sample population may not be accurately predictable.