Sentence examples for divergence spread from inspiring English sources

The invasive populations of M. graminicola are specific to wheat (Eyal et al. 1973 , 1985 van Ginkel and Scharen 1987; Saadaoui 1987), and following their divergence, spread throughout the world on cultivated wheat crops.

The divergence and spread of sobemoviruses – southern bean mosaic virus – date from this time.

The Osiris gene family was an early evolutionary innovation in the divergence and spread of insects.

Also, amino acid sequence divergence was spread evenly throughout each protein, suggesting that each protein region experiences the same level of selection (Additional file 8A-D).

By default, it is expected that sequence divergence is spread over the sequence (as was previously with the case with protein MSAs), such that scores produce clear maximum and minimum peaks reflecting conserved and divergent positions, respectively.

A recent estimate of the short-term rate of evolution of hantaviruses in South America indicates that divergence and spread of ARAV and JUQV is relatively recent, possibly within the past 200 years (13 ).

Low pressure systems tend to cause a divergence or spreading out of the ice pack (high pressure systems in contrast, cause convergence and compaction).

"The inner (European Monetary Union) bond spread divergence and its impact on capital flows has been more severe than had been initially anticipated".

Open image in new window Fig. 3 This photograph shows the divergence and the spread of the pins across the femur.

Unfortunately, for Acorus and Ephedra there is little chance that increased sampling will provide a better estimate of the timing and magnitude of the rate acceleration, despite the fact that their increased divergence levels are spread over more than 100 million years.

There is some evidence of a growing divergence between credit spreads and credit ratings.