Sentence examples for among diverging from inspiring English sources

In our study, we quantify the parallelism during adaptive radiation in a two-resource environment by measuring multiple traits and focusing on the interactions among diverging ecological specialists.

A possible explanation is hybridization and/or incomplete lineage sorting of ancestral polymorphisms among diverging species.

Indeed, because of human infants' vulnerability and uniquely prolonged dependency, long-term family security among diverging quorums and factions would require uniquely prolonged and reliable associations within sufficiently large teams.

Nielsen and Wakeley [ 10] developed a model which takes into account population divergence and gene flow in the same framework, thus being appropriate to disentangle between the relative effects of isolation and migration in shaping the patterns of variation among diverging species.

While it is said that the human and chimpanzee genomes share anywhere from 95 to 98.5% similarity in their DNA sequences, base exchanges and small indels alone are unlikely to completely explain the differences among diverging primates and between other mammals.

The results are in agreement with field observations and provide further insight into the role of sex-linked loci for the build-up of barriers to gene flow among diverging populations and species.

In order to comprehend the genetic divergence among recently diverging strains, we sequenced the genome of BCRC 13182, a local mangiferaeindicae strain from Taiwan.

In several cases where branching order remains unresolved, the studies presented in this collection of papers provide evidence for incomplete lineage sorting, in which segregating polymorphism is differentially inherited among descendant lineages, a common occurrence among rapidly diverging species events.

But the doctor said he looked forward to the debate among the diverging strands of Egypt's Islamists.

The other chloroplast loci and the nuclear ITS locus were chosen because they have been shown to be informative at distinguishing among recently diverged taxa and even among populations within species [ 56- 58].

Capitals of two halves of a nation at war, both lie on fragile foundations; the two warring parties are both fractured among allies with diverging interests.