Sentence examples for emerging divergence from inspiring English sources

Recent developments point to an emerging divergence in understanding between the Transatlantic Alliances, with new approaches to regional groupings and regionalism identifiable both in speeches made by the leaders on the two shores of the Atlantic and in a strategy paper of the European Union.

First, it is possible that the emerging divergence found in the SIBP group could result not only from reduced experience of eye gaze communication but also from an alternative mode of communication with blind parents that relies less on eye gaze or other visual cues.

The 10 unique haplotypes in the Midwest and 9 unique polymorphic sites suggest some isolation by distance and an emerging evolutionary divergence.

Three Rab7 lineages emerged before divergence of monocots and eudicots and subsequent duplications of Rab7 genes occurred in particular angiosperm clades.

Here, we modified their pipeline to identify S. cerevisiae-specific de novo genes that emerged after divergence from S. paradoxus, instead of after WGD.

The topology of the phylogenetic tree shows that the CYP97B is an ancient gene emerging before the divergence of extant algae groups during evolution, and represents an ancient eukaryotic innovation.

The Subfamily A1-A5 AHLs emerged from lineage divergence events after the divergence of lycophyte AHLs and from the rest of vascular plants and further expanded via a series of gene-duplication/divergence events in angiosperms.

Subsequent comparative analysis will contrast the different views within and across these groups, and highlight emerging themes, convergence and divergence of perspectives.

The relaxin-like peptide family phylogeny shows relaxin-3 is likely to be the ancestral relaxin, emerging prior to the divergence of fish, presumably with a function in the brain.

A cladogram of the Artiodactyla illustrates the probable acquisition of multiparous versus uniparous reproductive strategies, and places the character of litters with typically more than two members emerging just before the divergence of Tayassuidae and Suidae.

Divergent natural selection aided by reduced recombination in these regions is what nominates them as "speciation islands" that are expected to harbour the genes responsible for emerging ecological and reproductive divergence [ 28].