Sentence examples for enough divergence from inspiring English sources
If there is enough divergence in answers, she clicks a button on her laptop and students are automatically grouped.
But he says there is enough divergence from his family's own history for his mother to see the novel as fiction.
One possible explanation for the involvement of these varied classes of genes in reproductive isolation is that genetic substitutions accumulate over time, ultimately leading to enough divergence to cause genetic incompatibilities [ 7, 21].
When genetically isolated populations have accumulated enough divergence, the hybrid progeny may be sterile due to the disruption of gametogenesis caused by functional incompatibility between factors evolved independently within each population.
In this study, this is the case with D21Z1 and D5Z2, which have not yet accumulated enough divergence to affect this compatibility, in contrast to chromosomes 1 and 19, in which CENP-A associated higher-order alphoid repeat units have been recovered in a second homogeneous alphoid array.
In the Brassica lineage, a Ks = 15% (the Br – Br Ks, fig. 1) is enough divergence time to remove the entire genespace exons plus all CNSs without a trace; this occurred routinely during gene fractionation after the paleohexaploidy (Wang et al. 2011).
Therefore, most congeneric species pairs of animals showed enough sequence divergence to ensure their easy diagnosis, because intraspecific divergences are rarely greater than 2% and most are less than 1% [ 33].
Assuming a beam current I = 10 nA, a beam of diameter D = (I/B 1/2(πα 2)−1/2 = 120 nm would provide low enough beam divergence (α = 60 μrad) for diffractive imaging, with a current density J = 68 A/cm2.
These studies have failed, however, to determine whether the period of isolation was long enough for divergence to attain speciation.
The coalescent theory has shown that polyphyletic gene lineages can persist in species long enough after divergence [ 72, 76].
Importantly, land plants and algae also have enough metabolic divergence that algal genes can often provide new metabolic traits to plants.
