Sentence examples for diverging group from inspiring English sources

The diverging group includes the "Dark Horse" prototype, which calls for the exploration of other, high-risk high-return ideas.

The phylum Zygomycota is a primitive and early diverging group of fungi.

Based on the phylogeny of the cacti, the earliest diverging group (Pereskia clade A) may have originated in Central America and northern South America, whereas the caulocacti, those with more-or-less succulent stems, evolved later in the southern part of South America, and then moved northwards.

M. nemestrina and M. leonina belong to the earliest diverging group, the silenus group [22], [ 23; See Figure 6].

The Taphrinomycotina is thought to be the earliest diverging group sister to the Saccharomycotina and Pezizomycotina.

However, Xu [ 9] argued that Cydnidae is the earliest diverging group within Pentatomoidea based on morphological data.

Ribosomal ITS sequences from apomictic species can be placed into two deeply diverging groups, which presumably represent the divergence of the parental species.

Furthermore, inspection of θ' values (Figure 2) reveals that the divergence rate of trnH-psbA seems to be correlated with phylogenetic position, apparently evolving more rapidly in early diverging groups and more slowly in recently diverging groups.

The relationships among cytosolic epimerases of eukaryotes are poorly resolved, with only recently diverging groups such as vascular plants and metazoa recovered with strong bootstrap support.

When looking at scatterplots (data not shown) there is a very uniform pattern, with no diverging groups at the extreme ends, but with larger possibility of variation in the middle.

Moreover, each clade is reconstructed with markedly difference ancestral body masses (Additional file 1: Table S6) that increase from earlier to later diverging groups, demonstrating a general trend towards larger body size through their evolution.