Sentence examples for diverges through from inspiring English sources
Young species pairs provide evidence for this, such as stickleback morphs found in glacial lakes in which body size diverges through adaptation to different niches and is correlated with mate choice [ 5, 6].
The moment when all possible futures of the sport diverge through the prism of technology.
Lineages of organisms change through generations; diversity arises because the lineages that descend from common ancestors diverge through time.
Mouse DNA has retained a very similar sequence to human DNA both in its genes and in the DNA regions that control the activity of genes, but has diverged through mutation in all the nonessential parts of the genome.
These lines did not diverge through time, since they were glued together by interbreeding across the ancient world, so modern features could gradually evolve, spread and accumulate, alongside long-term regional differences in things like the shape of the face and the size of the nose.
However, this only applies to inaccurate Hermite results, which had enough time to diverge through outcome space.
One of the most fundamental concepts of Charles Darwin's argument was that species share a common origin from a single ancestor and have subsequently diverged through time.
Furthermore, it is obvious that two eigenvalues remain basically constant, and the other eigenvalue moves from (C^) to (C^) along the real axis by diverging through ∞.
Moreover, they likely arose from a common ancestral receptor gene and subsequently diverged through gene duplication and chromosomal duplication to perform their distinctive roles in mediating the physiological effects of catecholamines.
One of the most fundamental concepts of the theory of evolution since it was developed by Charles Darwin is that species share a common origin —commonality of descent from a single ancestor and have subsequently diverged through time.
At that time, the area was covered by a sea, which created a geographic barrier that caused the species to diverge through the process of allopatric speciation.
