Sentence examples for considerably divergence from inspiring English sources
The estimated date of divergence among three B. rapa morphotypes implies that prior to domestication there was already considerably divergence among B. rapa genotypes.
This may seem to imply that prior to domestication there was already considerably divergence among B. rapa genomes; however, domestication can accelerate selection and hence influence divergence time estimates.
There is considerably more divergence for other SM proteins although structurally the proteins are quite similar [9], [35], [36].
The three haplogroups of P. chilensis showed a considerably lower divergence among them than there was between species pairs of the genus Pyura.
By contrast, the 18893Da MUP isoform in male fraction IV is encoded by a gene in the peripheral region of the Mup cluster where there is considerably greater divergence between Mup genes [ 33].
Analysis of genetic variation in a limited number of subspecies for allozyme loci [ 15], minisatellites [ 16], RFLPs of mitochondrial DNA [ 17] and the major histocompatibility complex [ 18, 19] showed a considerably higher divergence between populations of the two proposed species than between populations within the same species.
There are considerable divergences.
Complete absence of masculinization events, for over 200 million years, can explain the considerably greater divergences between unionoid M and F mtDNAs [ 22, 25, 42].
Body mass of both chicken and duck meat lines has also considerably increased since divergence from their unselected (or ancestral) phenotype.
However, the root height representing the age of Iso considerably underestimates the divergence time inferred from [ 36] by about 70 My, while in contrast, Iso is estimated to be c.
It appears that the repertoire of islet lncRNAs is dynamic and has changed considerably since the divergence of primates and rodents, in line with the general notion that the lncRNA repertoire across vertebrates is dynamic, even between closely related species [ 60, 63, 64].
