Sentence examples for consistent divergence from inspiring English sources

Analyzed segments showed consistent divergence between the two forms.

This hypothesis is based on observed divergence in somatic morphology, penis morphology, and consistent divergence for multiple genes.

Our hypothesis was that if these three lineages and their sub-lineages represented reproductively isolated cryptic species, we should see consistent divergence among the four DNA fragments.

Consistent divergence among groups of isolates across different genes would indicate the existence of cryptic species, with each clade constituting a phylogenetic species [25], [46].

The significant and consistent divergence among these lineages suggests that Dahongjun in southern China is a species complex and that each lineage represents a distinct phylogenetic species.

In contrast, lack of consistent divergence among the genes would suggest that they belonged to the same reproductive group in nature [25], [26].

A consistent, divergence-free interplanetary magnetic field is derived by solving the corresponding Maxwell equations with a variable solar wind speed, which reproduces in situ observed experimental data for the time interval to be analyzed (24 August 2007 28 February 2008).

Results may also be relevant for attributing consistent divergences in conductivity measurements from different testing methods applied at a same site or location to the potential effects of anisotropy.

The association of host lineages (mtDNA) and genetic clusters (nDNA) with particular reef-environments rather than geographic location is consistent with divergence occurring through ecologically-based selection.

This study documented consistent morphological divergence in body shape of a native stream fish in reservoirs of impounded riverine systems.

My results suggest consistent morphological divergence of a native small-bodied fish in anthropogenically altered riverine systems.