Sentence examples for convergent features from inspiring English sources

As mentioned above, Dravidian and Indo-Aryan languages share many convergent features due to their long proximity to one another.

Several other Triassic diapsids, including forms not directly related to the archosaurs, show some convergent features with birds.

Along with paleontological evidence from the fossil record and biogeographic evidence from species distributions, Darwin turned, naturally, to comparative anatomy, citing such well-known topics as homologous and analogous (convergent) features and similarities in skeletons and patterns of embryonic development.

Dewlap patterns, colors, and sizes appear to be convergent features; that is, no relationship exists between how closely related two species are and how similar they are in any feature of the dewlap.

Additionally, the convergent features of glutathione binding between cytosolic GSTs and mitochondrial GST kappa are described.

Surface ornamentation is a common convergent feature, found for example in liverwort rhizoids and some fungi, so does not help in classification.

An intriguing convergent feature of human X and chicken Z chromosomes is the presence of TAGs with elevated expression in testis, while expression of single-copy conserved genes shows no sex bias [ 19].

Does this mean that the induced expression of these UPR-related proteins is not directly related to CS exposure or, alternatively, that their induction is a general convergent feature of lung cancers regardless of the provoking stimulus?

Whether cAMP oscillations in these diverse eukaryotic groups are due to conserved interactions in the cAMP pathway or whether such dynamics represent a convergent feature of cAMP signaling is a key question for future comparative studies.

Another convergent feature arises from a suggested model for the fibrils formed at neutral pH that contains a highly charged surface [31], which could be neutralised at low pH, perhaps allowing for a convergence of the mechanisms of assembly at acidic and neutral pH and explaining why the kinetics of fibril formation are much more rapid under acidic conditions.

The introduction of a ML scar to convergent models featuring 22 remnant crustal features produces a marked focusing of deformation (Fig. 3b).