Sentence examples for contributing to divergent from inspiring English sources
Consequently, differences in basal expression may be a factor contributing to divergent in vitro – in vivo responses.
Interestingly, a similar pattern exists in Darwin's finches, with muscle traits strongly contributing to divergent bite forces between closely-related species [ 56].
The observed correspondence between divergence and introgression is consistent with previous work in other systems documenting genomic islands of divergence [ 1, 23- 26, 56] and with studies demonstrating that phenotypic traits contributing to divergent adaptation and reproductive isolation map to regions of the genome that are highly divergent between natural populations [ 38, 57, 58].
Although levels of ROS production induced by Tat were similar regardless of oxygen levels, effects of Tat on mitochondrial polarization and neuron survival depended critically on oxygen levels, perhaps contributing to divergent results reported by others and with important ramifications for the mechanism of toxicity.
Genetic or cultural factors, may have contributed to divergent findings.
Previous studies contrasting obese and lean counterparts have highlighted several relevant differences that might contribute to divergent findings in the two groups.
Their exceptional potential for environmental modification may have contributed to divergent responses to similar climates and global perturbations, like mass extinctions, before and after angiosperm evolution.
These collections provide the essential framework for our collective knowledge of taxonomy and systematics as well as environmental changes, but they also contribute to divergent issues such as public health and safety and even to national security.
Genetic modifications that could be attributable to recombination events within and between the two genes were commonly detected and created a diversity, which together with phase variation, contributed to divergent LPS expression.
Technical issues can also contribute to divergent results.
Other differences including virus dose and route and volume of inoculum may contribute to divergent results.
