Sentence examples for been diverged from from inspiring English sources

CYP families within a single clan have likely been diverged from a common ancestor gene (Nelson 1999a).

And the linguist William Labov has suggested that, during the past two centuries, African-American speech patterns have been diverging from white speech patterns, owing mainly to "residential segregation".

But the last common deuterostome ancestor lived about 500 million years ago, and we've been diverging from our cousins ever since.

Eubacterial genomes have been diverging from their last common ancestor for over three billion years.

Species boundaries in Viburnum are especially difficult in the Andes of South America, where populations have been diverging from one another for only a short time [ 58, 59].

Duplication events for the two pairs (OsOPT4/OsOPT3 and OsOPT4/OsOPT2) occurred within the last 50 to 20 million years, after the divergence of rice and maize, but before Zizaniinae and Oryzinae were diverged from one another (Guo and Ge [2005]).

The mechanical properties of hierarchically porous cellulose materials were diverged from lightweight soft materials to hard, stiff and dense material.

And as skillfully as she's diverged from a Britney Spears-style path, Eilish is still subject to the same laws of gravity that govern the form.

Group 4a dockerins are diverged from group 4b, which contain a shorter d segment, and also have a distinct conserved pattern in segments c1 and c2 (Fig. 1).

Phylogenomic analysis revealed that H. minnesotensis was diverged from entomopathogenic fungi in Hypocreales.

BBX gene family contained seven clusters and the CO-homolog cluster were diverged from other clusters at the occurrence of plants.