Sentence examples for enabling divergence from inspiring English sources

The presence of M. tenuifolia on isolated patches of Afrotemperate habitat in the Mpumalanga, Gauteng and Limpopo provinces might also be attributed to landscape erosion enabling divergence in allopatry.

Gene duplication of the ancestor of TLR1 and TLR6 enabled divergence between the two receptors leading to an increase in the repertoire of lipopeptides that can be recognized by TLR2 heterodimers.

B. burgdorferi populations in the Northeast and Midwest are geographically isolated, enabling evolutionary divergence in human invasiveness.

Whole-genome duplication (WGD) has been argued as a powerful evolutionary force creating new raw material for evolution to act upon [ 3], thus enabling the divergence and neo- or subfunctionalisation of duplicated loci promoting adaptation and speciation.

This measure, which we call condition-specific LNS (Additional file 4: Table S3), is still independent of the timing of perturbation response in the two species, but provides a condition-specific measure of expression divergence, enabling us to more sensitively detect divergence that is specific to a particular condition.

The program r8s1.71 [ 70], which enables estimating divergence time in the absence of a molecular clock, is used to estimate the divergence times in the obscura species group.

But what mechanism enables such divergence?

This process enables phenotypic divergence under random mating by reducing the impact of recombination and increasing hybrid fitness.

Such experiments enable phenotypic divergence to be forced in response to changes in only few environmental conditions in the laboratory while other conditions are kept constant.

Precise dating of viral subtype divergence enables researchers to correlate divergence with geographic and demographic occurrences.

This genotypic canalization, characterized by conserved genome ends and specific middle regions, subsequently leads to robustness to recombination and high hybrid fitness, thus enabling discrete phenotypic divergence.