Sentence examples for diverging from one another from inspiring English sources
In Scenario 1, the children's sequences show little divergence and so probably began diverging from one another after the medics' arrival.
In Scenario 2, the children's sequences show substantial divergence and so probably began diverging from one another before the medics' arrival.
After diverging from one another, the lineages of R. omeimontis apparently survived in situ to shape the current geographically structured genetic pattern.
The genus Phoca arose 2.2 ± 0.62 mya (using relDate; multidivtime dates ca. 5 6 mya), with both extant species diverging from one another 1.1 ± 0.18 mya.
This model of speciation is contrasted with more traditional models where new species form by diverging from one another through selection or drift.
Species boundaries in Viburnum are especially difficult in the Andes of South America, where populations have been diverging from one another for only a short time [ 58, 59].
This analysis creates a putative model for how the individual sub-groups of each PPIase family may have diverged from one another based on relationships between their individual sequences, which allow us to infer a putative model for their evolution in the fungi compared here.
Moreover, PpPRRs likely diverged from one another based not only on their RLD sequences but also on their phosphotransfer ability.
In principle, replicate populations could diverge from one another not only by selection acting on different beneficial mutations but also by drift and hitchhiking.
In Molgula spp. on the other hand, the two paralogs are considerably diverged from one another throughout their coding sequences, even though the divergence does not appear to alter DNA sequence-binding specificity.
