Sentence examples for become separated into from inspiring English sources

As life has evolved, populations of organisms have become separated into different species that are reproductively isolated from one another.

In normal development, the apical protein Baz, the lateral protein Discs large (Dlg, also known as Dlg1) and the furrow canal marker Slam become separated into distinct domains.

These two populations become separated into two compartments through active cell migration, anchoring of PrE cells at the ICM surface and elimination of mispositioned PrE cells (Meilhac et al., 2009; Plusa et al., 2008; Yamanaka et al., 2010).

In the former case individual strands of the duplex can become separated into different partitions and be amplified, resulting in a 'double-count' which could lead to overestimation of template concentration under the assumption of double-stranded conformation [ 38].

In such a case, furthermore, the innermost area of the plot can become separated into two or more parts (supplementary figs. S3 A and B, Supplementary Material online), which can lead to the convergence in the suboptimal condition.

The atrium becomes separated into right and left halves first by a primary partition with a perforation and later by a secondary partition, which, too, has a large opening, called the foramen ovale, in its lower part.

The insects Monomorium emersoni started as a single population, but they became separated into five main groups when the desert encroached on their habitat.

Two aircraft disappeared along the way in storms and the remainder became separated into two flights that nevertheless managed to rendezvous near the target.

24 hr after star formation, about 5% of the worms in such stars (7 of 82 worms in six stars) had escaped by undergoing a form of autotomy, whereby the worm became separated into two parts.

We identified cases in which alternative isoforms ancestrally coded by a single gene became separated into different genes by means of GD coupled to differential loss and conservation of MEHEs in each paralog.

The many murid-shared breaks in synteny (N = 85) as compared with humans is clearly a reflection of the extended common phylogenetic history of mouse and rat, which only became separated into distinct species 16 23 MYA [ 32, 33].