Sentence examples for as a divergence from inspiring English sources

Previous work has placed the lineage leading to Bison and Yak as a separate group, which diverged from the Banteng/Gaur/Mithan clade [ 6, 11], and more recently as a divergence from the B. taurus branch [ 15].

But as a divergence becomes unlikely, the distinct federalistic effect would also vanish.

But we are also against using it as a divergence card to escape a response to a problem that will not go away by pretending it will: our broken immigration system.

Examining a number of manually inferred trees that attempt to minimise the number of aberrant polymorphisms identified a tree that has Bison as a divergence from the Gaur/Mithan/Banteng lineage and Yak as a divergence of the B. taurus clade.

Phylogenetic analysis of S RNA sequences showed that at least three subtypes of CCHFV N protein are in circulation, with substantial genetic variability among them, as a divergence of approximately 20% was observed among the three major clusters.

As can be seen clearly, the diagonal elements vanish more and more as divergence grows, but a weak trace remains even at a divergence level of 85 percent.

A review of other GAR15 workshop results (Earthquake, Wind, Flood, Tsunami) suggests just as wide a divergence of expert views for other perils, with the possible exception of Wind (see Maqsood et al., 2014).

As for a divergence process, we examined two different models, the asymmetric divergence and the symmetric divergence.

At the completion of fixation, each segment had at least three to four pins in different planes with as much of a divergence angle in between as possible (Fig. 3).

The external equivalent current Jeq,ext is defined as a divergence-free spherical sheet current that gives the same magnetic field below the ionosphere as the real external (ionospheric + magnetospheric) currents.

We use tree length as a proxy for divergence time, such that long trees represent deep evolutionary time-scales.