Sentence examples for a further divergence between from inspiring English sources

Frischmuth et al. [ 54] demonstrated that although the OW begomoviruses will mediate the systemic movement of the DNA-A components of NW viruses, the NW viruses cannot support the movement of the DNA-A components of OW begomoviruses - highlighting a further divergence between the NW and OW begomoviruses [ 55].

This resulted in further divergence between the sequences despite a shared selective environment.

If blackcaps wintering there fare worse than their counterparts in the United Kingdom or Spain, the "selection against [these birds] could promote further divergence between the two groups," Irwin says.

Analysis of CVD incidence will provide insight into whether there is further divergence between regions with increasing age.

Further divergence between Bm and Bp mediated by ssr changes may reflect different adaptive processes of Bm and Bp fine-tuning into their host environments.

The Taihang-Wushan Mountains seem to act as dividing lines between matrilines B and C. Further divergence occurred between populations in matriline B (B1 and B2) and C (C1 and C2).

Much has happened since this time, including the uptake and use of the GRS, and further divergence of NHS organisation between England and Wales, but we would be wise to keep abreast of the mood of clinicians and the difficulties they face.

By comparison, the current study used rats selected for 19 generations which showed further divergence in native aerobic running capacity between LCR and HCR rats.

We further hypothesized a strong divergence between explicit and implicit attitude measures among deniers; and small convergence in the clean athlete group.

The lack of consensus over Russia's role in Georgia exposes a crucial divergence between China and Russia.

Among full-time female workers, there has been a similar divergence between high and low earners.