Sentence examples for core divergence from inspiring English sources
This difference addresses the core divergence between the stories: "The Bath" is about isolation and menace in everyday life, while "AS, GT" is about connection and redemption.
Still, there is a core divergence among some "Keynesian" and "Schumpeterian" economists who have proposed such stagnation hypotheses; each camp points to different underlying factors for continued anemic levels of growth.
The RPB1 gene duplication occurred before core eudicot divergence, around the time of RPB2 gene duplication.
This study also estimated that the core genome divergence was approximately 1 SNP per ∼6 weeks.
These data confirm the high level of core nucleotide divergence between CC75 and typical S. aureus.
However, across the P. syringae complex as a whole, more than 50% of the genome remains as core, despite divergence values up to nearly 10%.
Following the proposal by Gevers et al. (2005) that core genome divergence can be a powerful way to delineate species, this observation alone should be sufficient to promote this lineage to at least new subspecies.
The simulation is used to test predictions from the equation, we describe and to determine whether the cohesive effects of HR are sufficient to prevent core genome divergence between sympatric populations.
The bootstrap values for branch points between other ELK groups are generally well below 50%%, suggesting that core domain divergence (at least with current methods) cannot be used to determine unambiguously the deeper evolutionary history between divergent ELK groups.
Although further work is needed to confirm this final point, in the end, we side with the splitters and argue that the high degree of core genome divergence outweighs the apparent phenotypic similarity and 16S rRNA uniformity.
Together with the phylogenetic analyses this expression data suggests that both cold responsive CBF3c and CBF3d genes were present in a Pooideae ancestor prior to Brachypodium and core Pooideae divergence.
