Sentence examples for divergence conclusions from inspiring English sources

While this apparent discrepancy could be explained by the longer branch lengths of the T1R family, suggestive of accelerated functional/sequence divergence, conclusions about the origins of the Group III OlfC receptors should be tempered by these latter observations.

This early divergence makes conclusions about sperm whale relationships provisional.

A remarkable divergence of conclusions, however, still appears in the literature.

In reality, however, personnel promotion is one of the most shrouded realms in Chinese government, and this obscurity limiting the credibility and availability of the data increases the difficulty of measurement, which caused wide divergence in the conclusions of previous research works (Li and Zhou 2005; Tao et al. 2010; Shih et al. 2012; Yao and Zhang 2013; Yang and Zheng 2013).

Even though the large sequence divergence prevents definitive conclusions, the study of the disulfide bonds topology in the MgCRP-I synthetic peptides provided further support to this hypothesis, as reported in the next section.

Given the poor fossil record from Dasyuromorphia, phylogenetic conclusions, divergence times, and evolutionary correlations to environmental changes during the Miocene (23.0 5.3 Ma) depend largely on molecular data (Krajewski, Blacket, et al. 2000; Krajewski, Wroe, et al. 2000).

Comparative analysis was done between three groups of respondents with different category leading to confirmation of argument through divergence with dissimilar conclusions in some areas, while the severity of perception and need was placed differently, but the intention was similar in other areas (Table  3).

When focusing on the differences between the home birth and the short-stay hospital birth group in terms of percentage, the results of the sensitivity analysis showed no divergence from the conclusions that were drawn from the results of the base case analysis.

Our analysis of divergence supports the conclusion of Bauer Dumont et al. (2009) that AT-biased substitution is positively correlated with recombination.

While we agree that saturation and compositional biases present a major problem for the reconstruction of ancient divergences, we stress that conclusions from mitochondrial sequences regarding divergence times are consistent with fossil data.

This divergence cannot last.