Sentence examples for a more recent separation from inspiring English sources
These results could be due to a more recent separation of these sites, or higher connectivity between them, possibly mediated by the Caribbean current.
The admixture observed in other populations from Lebanon suggests a more recent separation from the Turkish southeastern European populations.
A more recent separation within the subfamily Pinoideae determined the formation of genus Larix (around 133 mya).
This indicates an earlier speciation process splitting the populations of Florianópolis and Itatiaia, followed by a more recent separation between the two sympatric species in the latter locality.
The admixture observed in the other populations from Lebanon (LB1, LB2, LB4 and LB5) could reflect a more recent separation from the populations of Turkey, Cyprus, Crimea and Greece.
But the Supreme Court need not follow the logic of its more recent separation-of-powers decisions to this ultimate conclusion; plausible arguments exist to support the claim that cooperative-federalism programs do not violate separation-of-powers doctrine even under a demanding formalist analysis.
In fact, the lack of accumulated differences at the nuclear level between the four desman populations may indicate more recent separations than the ones indicated by the mitochondrial genes.
It was proposed that these homologues have arisen through an old duplication and separation of CLF from the MEA/SWN lineage, which occurred before the divergence of monocots and dicots, whereas a more recent duplication produced the separation between MEA and SWN in only a few species [ 57].
The emergence of the SPANX-A/D gene subfamily is a more recent event, subsequent to the separation of the hominoid lineage from orangutan and rhesus macaque.
This does not match with our observation that the pairwise evolutionary distance between L. acidophilus and L. johnsonii is substantially shorter for those genes that do not support Ta, which instead suggests that the L. acidophilus and L. johnsonii copies of those genes have a common ancestor in a more recent past than the time of separation of the species lineages.
