Sentence examples for divergence of those from inspiring English sources

"The divergence of those genetic lineages is among the oldest on earth," Dr. Knight said.

The separation of subsidiary "territories" or spheres of activity within Cyberspace and the barriers to exchanging information across these internal borders allow for the development of distinct rule sets and for the divergence of those rule sets over time.

For example, recombinant inbred lines established from normally isolated races or interfertile species could reveal buffering effects of factors fixed since the divergence of those populations.

The main contributing factors to wall-clock runtime are number of genomes and divergence of those genomes, with higher values of each causing fast growth in both memory and time requirements.

Much of the diversity of the chemoreceptor family has evolved through widespread and repeated whole-gene duplications, followed by functional divergence of those duplicates that do not degrade to pseudogenes [2], [3].

Also, the comparison of Or polymorphism in a specieswide sample of Drosophila simulans and divergence of those from D. melanogaster orthologs provided some evidence of adaptive evolution of OR proteins in the D. simulans lineage [6].

We speculate that the divergence of these genes and those involved in centromeric functions may underlie the unusual degree of chromosomal fusions that occurred in the giraffe lineage46,47.

Cronbach's alpha is about internal consistency, and divergence of the items could explain those low values.

The analysis shows that this family consists of four main phylogenetic clades, which were present before the divergence of the insect lineage from those leading to mammals.

Neither the length nor the divergences of those SDs are statistically different from SDs located elsewhere in the genome.

The beam divergence of the primary beam is 0.007°.