Sentence examples for effect of divergence in from inspiring English sources
If so, then further study using a suite of nuclear markers could reveal a correlation of phylogeny with call distance; a pattern consistent with classical views that see MRS evolution as a largely pleiotropic effect of divergence in other aspects of the organism [ 5].
The trans effect was dominant (∼41% more than the cis effect) in the number of regulated genes in TE divergence, but the cis effect contributed slightly larger than the trans effect to the magnitude of divergence in TE between two species (WRT: P = 6.13E−3, fig. 6 C).
To better understand the effect of divergence time on variation in λ, we estimated the average rate of decrease in λ [ 1-λ /divergence time)] for all pairwise comparisons.
A hybrid stochastic-deterministic modeling framework has been used to explore the effect of regulatory divergence in the GAL network following the whole genome duplication.
Drosophila protein sequence divergence data show a general trend toward faster-X effects, with some exceptions (Presgraves 2008); studies of divergence in gene expression in Drosophila also show a faster-X effect (Kayserili et al. 2012; Meisel et al. 2012a).
Aside from in silico testing of the functional divergence between the GroEL protein copies, we are interested in the quantification of such divergence and the identification of the effects of such divergence in the function of each copy.
It is hence unlikely that the counteracting effects of phenotypic divergence in our experiment compromised the effect of genetic distance.
An evident point of divergence in feminism in Brazil is women's autonomy over their bodies.
In fact, the effect size of divergence across these populations in the SF proteome is much larger than those seen previously for other phenotypes such as morphology [ 59, 60] and life-history traits [ 34, 61].
