Sentence examples for convergent view from inspiring English sources

Influenza virus acquires a host-derived lipid envelope during budding, yet a convergent view on the role of host lipid metabolism during infection is lacking.

If so, liberal critics have reason to reject the convergent view, not because of its implications for religion but for liberalism.

Since (f) and (R_1 f) belong to (C mathbb {R})), and since the infinite series is uniformly convergent in view of (fin S_1^1), Proposition 2 yields begin{aligned} f(t)= sum _{kin mathbb {Z}} f k), frac{1}{{2pi }}int _{|v|le pi } mathrm {e}^{iv k-t },dv + (R_1f)(t)qquad (tin mathbb {R}).

In our view, convergent techniques do not prove the existence of a causal relationship.

Our results favor the view that convergent evolution in GOs is a general phenomenon of the animal mtDNA and is not restricted to a particular lineage.

Some domain arrangements appear to be reinvented within a number of genomic loci (supplementary fig. S14, Supplementary Material online), which is in agreement with the current view of convergent evolution of domain architectures being rather common (Forslund et al. 2008).

Boykoff argues that "By collapsing distinctions from evidence-based science to policy opinions, and by overlooking places where there is convergent agreement or divergent views within expert communities, public understanding has suffered" (page 73).

One very positive outcome from Netmundial are the 187 submissions expressing a large diversity of views, sometimes convergent, sometimes in strong opposition.

Because such changes are exceedingly unlikely to happen by chance, convergent evolution is widely viewed as an indication of adaptation (Zhang and Kumar 1997; Christin et al. 2010).

Although the convergent variation of the standard view will likely be more attractive to liberal critics than familiar alternatives, they still have reason to be skeptical.

Although the convergent conception of the standard view accords religious reasons a potentially decisive role in defeating state coercion, and so accords religious reasons a much more prominent role in the justification of state coercion than religious reasons have on most alternative formulations of the standard view, it is also consistent with the DRR.