Sentence examples for diverging times from inspiring English sources

Tracing the C-genome evolutionary history in Oryza officinalis complex, this study revealed the genomic relationships, polyploid forming and diverging times, and diploidization process, based on phylogeny, molecular-clock analyses and fluorescent in situ hybridization using genome-specific probes.

A supervised, weighted metric such as RF proximity de-emphasizes the diverging time points while emphasizing the common phase of induction, resulting in the grouping of the functionally related genes.

It is possible that the diverging time between these elements is so long that it is impossible to find any detectable similarity.

Separate, diverging in time, but drawing together in specific scenes.

It is well known that stand-alone inertial navigation systems (INS) have their errors diverging with time.

This value is equal to the expectation for one post-duplication outgroup diverging at time e1 and one pre-duplication outgroup (as shown above).

Thus, both sets of rates demonstrate decreasing trends with no joinpoints that are diverging over time.

The pattern is that of two groups diverging over time, as they progress through the shared clinical phases.

The treatment by month interaction indicates how the mean outcomes for two treatment arms are diverging over time.

The pattern was that of two groups diverging over time, as students progressed through the shared clinical phases.

Figure 3a illustrates the general case, with outgroups X1 and X2 that diverged at times e1 and e2 before the C/AB divergence, respectively (with e1<e2<d).