Sentence examples for divergence area from inspiring English sources

We have also shown that the LISPM can be used to find the divergence area of a C2C12 cell and that the SLSPM can then be used to observe the focal adhesion sites on the SiO2.

There is an interesting divergence: in areas controlled by the government, production is either decreasing or stable (or even poppy-free); where the insurgency is strongest, it is for the most part increasing.Nevertheless, the impact is felt throughout Afghanistan.

We show that primary sequence divergence in areas targeted by Drosophila melanogaster RNAi hairpins in five non-melanogaster species is sufficient to identify orthologs for 81% of the genes that are predicted to be RNAi refractory.

It has been suggested that selection for reduced interspecific competition can lead to species divergence in areas of sympatry [ 1, 2].

It will also be intriguing to probe the patterns of regional divergence in areas such as Australia where Pleistocene glaciations had a much less dramatic impact on species distributions.

On the contrary high sequence divergence in the area of mRNA binding domain, strongly suggest functional divergence.

The fractal measure features a logarithmic correction factor, leading to a linear divergence of the area or length upon increasing the resolution instead of the usual exponential law for fractals.

Additionally, it is notable that there has been a lack of genetic divergence in an area lying on a major migratory bird flyway.

One approach adopted by two recent studies has been to investigate population genomic divergence in an area of unusually high hybridization rates (∼20%) in Guinea Bissau (Oliveira et al. 2008).

There was strong evidence in favor of the initial campanulid divergences taking place in Australasia, implying multiple within-area divergence events prior to movement out of the region (w i > 0.60; Figure  2).

Most of these studies have reported little or no divergence over large areas of the northern Palearctic, although some divergent clades, mostly dated to the Pleistocene, have been found in some species.