Sentence examples for divergence it from inspiring English sources

Line 125: "Metabolic divergence"—it would really help the reader here to state in a few words how the authors measured metabolic divergence rather than only in the methods section.

Although divergent natural selection promotes divergence, it does not always result in strong differentiation.

Due to its extremely high divergence, it is excluded from trees and statistical analyses, but is deposited at GenBank and BOLD.

As the clonal species tend to be less diverged in their gene sequences, which may reflect a shorter time of divergence, it is reasonable that such an effect would be more pronounced on the clonal compared with the nonclonal species.

By using a neutron beam with milliradian divergence it is possible to detect scattering angles of the order of microradians.

Whether it was a natural outcome of growing up, or a cultural divergence, it felt sad, and I wondered if I was starting to get too British to fit in.

Although the implementation of the proposed rule involves difficulties relating to data and estimation constraints as well as risks of accommodating structural divergences, it is important that the ECB takes into consideration national characteristics in formulating its monetary policy, especially in view of more countries joining the European monetary union in the future.

For the two models, de novo evolution versus duplication-divergence, it seems that de novo evolution is better compatible with these trends.

Therefore, if the goal is to achieve strong branch support for deep divergences, it may be favorable to focus on sequencing many genes for fewer taxa.

Despite these likely explanations for our comparatively low intraspecific divergences, it is challenging to interpret differences in levels of intraspecific genetic divergence among taxa for which different character sets are used for taxonomy.

In order to gain an appreciation for the tempo, mode, timings and ultimate causes of species and population divergences, it is advisable to first focus on representatives of a group of closely related species in order to uncover general trends.