Sentence examples for diverging each from inspiring English sources

Three or more distinct genotypes, differing from each other for both Mini-and Microsatellite loci, were isolated from three herds placed in the same area (herds 31, 32 and 33), while in four herds, two (herds 43, 59 and 79) or three different genotypes (herd 82), diverging each other only for the SSR2 locus, were recovered (Additional File 2, Table S2).

"Gradually, they are all diverging from each other.

In these species, the urogomphi are diverging from each other.

The single ciliary opsin in the ascidian Ciona (in the larval tadpole-like stage of this sea-squirt) appears to have diverged before the vertebrate retinal opsins began diverging from each other.

Among the very small Uvarus species (body length <2 mm) were three clades diverging from each other by more than 10%.

Both may have originated from a similar reassortant event and continued diverging from each other.

These limbs extend and become differentiated, at which point – the late germband – embryos of different taxa start diverging from each other significantly and displaying taxon specific characters.

Functional roles of such genes have not had enough time to diverge from each other making each of them more disposable than an average gene in the genome.

Converging and diverging representations of each theme were identified across transcripts.

The weight factors must add up to unity across the duplog pairs diverged from each duplication event, for we count each duplication event as a unit.

"This helps us to build a timeline of when animals diverged from each other, and when different genes diverged from each other.