Sentence examples for contributed to the divergence from inspiring English sources

Patterns of genetic variation at two genes expressed in the venom of this C. miliaris suggest that selection has operated at these genes and contributed to the divergence of venom composition at Easter Island.

Both processes introduced about 0.1 million nucleotide fixations, which contributed to the divergence of wild and cultivated soybeans.

This data suggested that expression divergence of expanded genes also significantly contributed to the divergence of two sorghum lines.

The differences between pBJS-O and pSKU146 suggest that recombination has contributed to the divergence of the two plasmids.

Both processes introduced ~0.1 million nucleotide fixations, which contributed to the divergence of wild and cultivated soybeans.

To test if positive selection has contributed to the divergence of NAD metabolic enzymes we contrasted patterns of polymorphisms and divergence (MK-test, [5]).

In particular MER41 may contribute to the divergence between primates and rodents.

To determine to what extent ErbB3 contributes to the divergence of the ErbB family, we ran the BPPS procedure by removing ErbB3 sequences from our alignments.

The number of orthologous alignments contributing to the divergence specific substitution matrices ranged between 74 and for a divergence of one percent and 27 for a divergence of 90 percent.

The extent to which these residues contribute to the divergence of ErbB kinases was quantified using a ball-in-urn statistical model [58], and indicated by the height of the histogram above the alignments in Figures 1, 4C, and 8A.

However, taking the multifactorial and polygenic nature of emotional and psychopathological behavior into account, many more genes and their protein products are likely to contribute to the divergence of trait anxiety in this model and need to be identified.