Sentence examples for divergence of both from inspiring English sources
The amount and nature of substitutions are consistent with an ancient divergence of both orthologs and paralogs of AMF tubulins.
Possibly, a late measurement is less susceptible for these alterations than a kinetically modelled V t, resulting in a divergence of both in vivo measurements.
Moreover, a direct correlation between rising PAR values and the divergence of both inlet and outlet CO2 and O2 compositions was observed.
Structural or chemical similarity of two drugs (c) corresponds to a divergence of both the nature and size of their activity profiles.
The apparent divergence of both enterprises can be reconciled to some extent once one recognizes that both goals relate to a third, and possibly more general problem, namely (3) the problem of understanding the rationality of inquiry.
Figure 4 highlights some details from their illustration of the extensive amino acid replacements occurring along the Catarrhine stem after the divergence of both Rattus norvegicus (brown rat) and Oryctolagus cuniculus (European rabbit) and prior to the divergence of Old World monkeys such as Ateles sp. (spider monkey) 25 million years ago.
In addition, the low number of species in the Amphipsalta Notopsalta radiation is not due to more recent diversification, since the earliest divergences of both clades appear to have occurred in the mid-Miocene [ 2, 5].
There is now a clear divergence of views both about what is happening to the world economy right now and what is likely to happen in the months ahead.
The first is the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD), which has characteristics of both a trend following system and an oscillator.
First, its sequence reproducibly diverges before the divergence of fish and tetrapods in both the α- and β-dystrobrevin lineages (see Figure 5).
The rapid divergence of lineages in both cases suggests that incongruent lineage sorting of alleles may have affected many loci, causing discrepancies between gene and species trees [ 37- 39].
