Sentence examples for divergence result from inspiring English sources

Later on, Meaney [22] extended the result to Furthermore, he proved that this is a special case of a divergence result for the Fourier expansion in terms of Jacobi polynomials.

Level 6 genes are not included in the sequence divergence result because they are species-specific and have no orthologous sequence in the sister species for comparison.

Mayr [ 8] stated that "circular overlaps can obviously develop only under highly exceptional constellations of geographical factors", so that the continuous levels of population divergence result from restrictions to gene flow within a species' range imposed by a central and long-standing geographic barrier.

Ecotypic divergence results from genetic response to divergent selection on conspecific populations that are geographically separated (usually reproductively isolated by distance).

George Vasic, chief economist at UBS Bunting Warburg in Toronto, said the divergence resulted because there was "less exuberance" in Canada in the late 1990's and Canadian businesses were now cutting back less aggressively than were their American counterparts.

A phylogenetic analysis suggests that a gene duplication event prior to the gastropod-bivalve divergence resulted in the emergence of two IκB homologues in C. gigas.

These results imply that gene duplications and functional divergence resulted in the large number and high diversity of chitinase and chitinase-like genes in different species of insects.

As animals evolved, gene duplication and divergence resulted in multiple HSFs that distributed some of the important functions to specific and/or multiple HSFs.

These duplicate genes (Rad51b and Scc3b) may also be derived from allelic divergence resulting from the accumulation of mutations during extensive asexual (mitotic) reproduction [48].

Additionally, the simulations allowed us to focus exclusively on the role of epistasis, where in the experiments there remains the possibility that population divergence resulted, at least partially, from differential niche specialization.

Regardless, the morphological patterns described among extant and extinct species do not definitely demonstrate character displacement, the differentiation in beak morphology among these sympatric species co-occurring in space and time provides plausible evidence that resource competition produced such divergence, resulting in ecological niche divergence.