Sentence examples for divergent geographical from inspiring English sources

The results concerning human and animal targets presented in this study demonstrate the specificity and applicability of the viral quantitative parameters developed to widely divergent geographical areas and their high interest as new indicators of human and animal fecal contamination in water and as MST tools.

This divergent geographical gradient of the uniparental ancestries may be explained by regional-specific characteristics of trading during the Atlantic Slave Trade.

Strengths of the study include participation by individuals from divergent geographical areas, whose tastes and dietary habits and whose access to healthful foods likely varied as well; the use of a dietary intervention that can be reproduced in other corporate locations; and sufficient statistical power to demonstrate significant changes.

The proportion of outlier loci was particularly high between drainages and associated species, suggesting that adaptive divergence may be facilitated by strong divergent selection, geographical isolation and/or time.

The findings are interpreted in the context of nonlinear divergent evolution, geographical and historical contingency, synoptic frameworks for generalizing results, and applicability of the dominant processes concept in geomorphology.

Yet, as the health systems are highly divergent for geographical and historical reasons, this must be reflected in the policymaking (cf. Perks et al. 2005; Phommasack et al. 2005; Chongsuvivatwong et al. 2011).

Examples illustrate how the geographies of a future low-carbon economy are not yet determined and that a range of divergent – and contending – potential geographical futures are in play.

Another two pieces of evidences, strong linkage disequilibrium and lower genetic differentiation among human ethnical populations also support the existence of a balancing selection, because population subdivision, another competing hypothesis, could also lead to significantly high Tajima's D for divergent haplotypes existing in different geographical regions [14], [19].

The five Drosophilidae species studied here encompass over 10 million years of divergent evolution and represent diverse geographical (and temperature) ranges.

Thus, altitudinal gradients can exert strong divergent selection over a short geographical distance, and a simple measure of altitude can be a proxy for many of these.

For the following analyses, we considered as clades groups of haplotypes which are reciprocally monophyletic at the mitochondrial loci with the ML and BA tree reconstructions; displaying geographical contiguity; and divergent by more than 1% with its closer relative in line with previous studies ([ 24, 27, 28]; see also [ 45]).