Sentence examples for divergent composition from inspiring English sources

Pfisterer and colleagues [21] hypothesized that the convergence in richness and productivity observed in these plots was a result of species redundancy, despite divergent composition in these plots.

After normalization (2D), the intensities of probes at both extremes are brought into a common range, allowing for direct comparison among the signal intensities of probes of divergent composition.

Hence much of the diversity of centrosomal functions is likely a direct result of divergent composition in modern lineages.

As it is known, polysaccharides functions are based on their divergent compositions, biochemical characteristics and structures [20], [49].

Grass and eudicot SCWs have partially divergent compositions [ 24, 48, 49].

Elimination of sequences with divergent residue composition by using the amino-acid composition test from TREE-PUZZLE software [ 35].

The other high-profile progressive movement of our day ― #BlackLivesMatter ― burst onto the scene in 2014 with palpable energy and a powerful message of its own, but with a sharply divergent demographic composition and course of action compared to the #Resistance.

Three different chemical types of Stevia with divergent SG composition from were selected in this study.

Strong compositional heterogeneity can incorrectly group unrelated taxa together [ 56, 57], or equivalently, widely separate a taxon with strongly divergent base composition from its true relatives.

Equisetum sylvaticum showed the most divergent wax composition; the EWs of fertile and sterile sprouts of this species were highly similar.

Hence, we hypothesize that the observed differences in recalcitrance between stem and leaf tissues are mainly attributed to divergent carbohydrate composition and cross-linking patterns between these two tissues.