Sentence examples for allowed divergence from inspiring English sources

Subsequent isolation on the island allowed divergence from parental stock, a phenomenon known as "migration dosing" (Bildstein 2004).

In an interview with The Sunday Times, the foreign secretary said the government must seek to "maximise the benefits of Brexit" and failure to get an agreement that allowed divergence would mean the UK could not do "proper free trade deals" with other countries.

These differences could simply be the result of population bottlenecks and/or periods of allopatry that allowed divergence to rapidly accumulate between the populations, and the hybridization is due to recent secondary contact.

This less parameterized model also allowed divergence time to be estimated more precisely, suggesting the split between Brown-cheeked and Water Rails occurred ~534,000 years ago 955% CI 275,000-990,000 years).

Open image in new window Fig. 7 The plate is slightly convex in lateral profile and the screws do not lock onto the plate, allowing divergence as it guides correction through the physis Open image in new window Fig. 8 This 15-year-old boy, with documented growth hormone deficiency and comparatively short stature, had received tibial staples a year before this radiograph.

In this analysis, we assumed a normal TMRCA distribution, allowing divergence dates to vary symmetrically.

This raises some further points about inferring causality: increased dimensionality of niche divergence might promote speciation, reduced gene flow might allow divergence in a greater number of niche dimensions, or these two processes feed back on one another [77], [87], [88].

Relaxed molecular clock models allow divergence time dating and "relaxed phylogenetic" inference, in which a time tree is estimated in the face of unequal rates across lineages.

Rather, there are likely to be a number of dynamic combinations of a genome or transcriptome to produce a phenome, and these combinations will differ between plants depending on both the environment and evolutionary distance that allows divergence.

These most recent E. falciformis paralogs are likely less diverged simply due to a shorter time allowed for divergence.

Chiang Kai-shek, like his archrival Mao Zedong on the mainland, allowed no divergence from the view that Taiwan was a Chinese province, even while the two leaders disagreed whether Beijing or Taipei was China's rightful government.