Sentence examples for diverging position from inspiring English sources

Zhang et al. [25] suggested that either the Amphidinium sensu stricto (e.g., A. carterae) or Heterocapsa occupy the earliest diverging position among dinokaryotes.

A phylogenomic approach only recently succeeded in positioning this phylum within the protostomes (arthropods, annelids, and mollusks, etc), most likely in an early diverging position (Dunn et al. 2008; Marlétaz et al. 2008).

Irrespective of the phylogenetic method, evolutionary model or input alignment used, the resulting phylogenies are consistent with an earliest diverging position of microsporidia (see Figure 3 for ML (LG) and Additional file 1, Figures S10-S13 for the rest).

There are indications of diverging positions among the unions, as illustrated by the gap between the pilots' and the mechanics' compensation packages.

And given that the U.S. president, vice president and secretary of state all support Georgian and Ukrainian membership in NATO, it is difficult to see how the diverging positions of Russia and the United States could be reconciled.

Starting from the same evidence, how can we end up in such diverging positions?

This delimitation is useful, although the results would not be unique; the integrating or diverging positions in a Delphi process will in some way permit demarcating the problem.

This "philosophical pragmatism meanders from Darwin, through Nietzsche, to the work of Charles Sanders Peirce, William James, Henri Bergson, and eventually through various lines of descent, into the diverging positions of Richard Rorty, on the one hand, and Gilles Deleuze on the other" (2001, 169).

Maternal health policies of public and private donors differ with regard to strategic approaches, as can be seen in their diverging positions regarding disease focus, family planning services, capacity building, and partner choice.

The diverged position in NR1 subfamily is indicated by red triangle.

These 27 meiotic genes must have been present in the common ancestor of Trichomonas and Giardia, and given the highly diverged positions of these lineages among eukaryotes [12] [16], each of the genes also must have been present in the common ancestor of all eukaryotes.