Sentence examples for divergence raises from inspiring English sources

This high inter-lineage divergence raises questions about the taxonomic status of M. cephalus in the NW Pacific, but studies have not reached consensus on this issue.

This divergence raises many doubts, especially when compared with the international trend and with the legislation of other European countries, and aims to recognize the validity of these documents.

However, Sánchez-Gracia et al. showed that other LTR, non-LTR and DNA transposons also show low divergence, raising the possibility that these patterns are consistent with vertical transfer.

In the case of imperial eagles, such a recent divergence also raises questions concerning their current taxonomic status as separate species, originally proposed primarily on the basis of plumage patterns [ 17].

This convergence-divergence duality raises the policy concern that globalization will exacerbate uneven dietary development between rich and poor.

Yet the convergence-divergence duality raises the policy concern that globalization could be encouraging the uneven development of new dietary habits between rich and poor.

Secondly, populations on continental margins such as those of the Mediterranean fringe can be expected to show high levels of admixture that will erode divergence and consequently raise the rate of misclassification error.

However, our detailed analysis revealed that the differentiation in gene functions between the grain (BT×623) and sweet (Keller) sorghum lines might not directly contribute to their phenotypic divergence (see below), which raises the question how the obvious morphological variations between these sorghum lines occurred in a relatively short evolutionary or domesticated period.

This shows that both the scoring function and the positioning algorithm are responsible at different levels for the divergence of the results, which raises the question of the reliability of the docking programs and the way to make use of them to find hits for new targets.

Nevertheless, the sharp divergence of NDUFA4 expression pattern raises the possibility that this subunit serves functions in addition to its role in complex I.

The presence of sequences in bacteria apparently derived from a node that predates the bacteria-eukaryota divergence and absence in archaea raises the possibility that the original eukaryote calpain gene was horizontally transferred from a bacterium.