We also cannot discount the possibility that these sites somehow escape gene conversion, for example, if they play a mechanistic role in the gene conversion process.
Although concerted evolution explains sequence homogenization among members of a repeated gene family, a pair of paralog gene sequences can diverge fast enough to escape gene conversion [ 66].
Thousands of Chaldeans, Iraq's main Christian sect, fled their historic homes on the plains of Nineveh in the face of the Isis advance, escaping forced conversions.
Most of the 11,000 Hopis inhabit 11 villages on three broad mesas so isolated and daunting that the Hopis escaped domination and conversion by Spanish conquistadores and friars, allowing them to retain much of their traditional culture.
Amrouche was the daughter of Fadhma Aïth Mansour Amrouche; she was the only sister in a family of six sons and was born after the family had moved to Tunisia to escape persecution after their conversion to Roman Catholicism.
Several former prostitutes talk about their conversion to Christianity, escape from sexual oppression, and subsequent education or marriage.
"Sikh discourse tends to focus on accounts of Sikh women being instructed by Sikh men to jump into wells to escape rape from Muslims or conversion to Islam.
The decrease in laminar burning rates for p ⩾ 8 bar led to a push of the gaseous reaction zone close to the channel wall, to a subsequent leakage of hydrogen through the gaseous reaction zone, and finally to catalytic conversion of the escaped fuel at the channel walls.
In 2006, an Afghan, Abdul Rahman, who announced his conversion to Christianity escaped a possible death sentence.
Religions cannot escape the truth that no claims of conversions or souls saved will excuse the vast amount of blood shed in the name of gods.
