Sentence examples for as a divergent from inspiring English sources

The comparison between the calibration scenarios (Table  1) suggests that phytolith fossils from the late Cretaceous as a divergent calibration point strongly affect divergence time estimations for deep nodes in Oryzeae and Oryza, which is in agreement with recent molecular dating studies on Poaceae [ 25, 49].

A subsequent study indicates that their use as a divergent calibration point strongly affects estimates of the divergence times of Poaceae [ 25].

It needs to be developed as a divergent, rich, textured community".

Tris, played by Woodley, is altogether rarer: as a Divergent, her talents span several factions and therefore dangerously resist categorisation.

MacFarland characterized Putin's airstrikes on behalf of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad as a divergent objective from the US goal of defeating Isis.

Tris, who is living secretly as a "divergent" (someone who fits into more than one group), decides to leave the faction in which she was reared (Abnegation) for Dauntless.

Of these, analysis of the currently unpublished N. lactamica genome sequence of another strain of this species (The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute – unpublished) indicates that divergent homologues of the pilus-associated genes pilC, pilD, pglD, and pglF are present in this sequenced strain of N. lactamica, as is a divergent version of the antigen-encoding ssa1 gene.

As part of a divergent path, E also d-separates nodes B and C from each other.

CYC4, originally called Cyp-60, was first characterized as encoding a divergent cyclophilin, which was only much later shown to be also a UUL [ 14, 48].

As she suffers at "Dauntless" boot camp, she learns that a "Divergent" such as herself is seen as a threat to society.

As we noted a divergent effect of CMP-treatment upon BDNF versus MeCh signaling, we investigated whether the basal CMP-transcriptome effects or early gene responses to these ligands also demonstrated this.