Sentence examples for evolution of the divergent from inspiring English sources

The reticulated pattern of S. schenckii suggests that recombination among genotypes may have contributed to the evolution of the divergent strains.

After decades of geological and geophysical data acquisition along with quantitative modeling of the long-term evolution of the landscape at divergent continental margins, the search for an explanation for the formation and evolution of steep escarpments bordering the coast is still a challenging task.

This may have facilitated the evolution of antigenically divergent strains and, more recently, the emergence of a lineage (designated the P3 lineage) that produces higher amounts of several virulence factors, including pertussis toxin (Ptx).

These data lend tentative support to the hypothesis that differences in the radial nuclear positions of gene-rich, early replicating and gene-poor, later replicating chromatin have been evolutionarily conserved during a period of more than 300 million years irrespective of the evolution of highly divergent karyotypes between humans and chicken.

We demonstrated that the evolution of ecologically divergent Japanese Potamogeton has involved the molecular adaptation of rbcL.

The evolution of divergent solutions to the problem of amine detection by GPCRs reveals the extensive landscape of change possible within the GPCR superfamily.

Significantly, our results indicate the evolution of multiple divergent lineages during infection.

It is assumed that the evolution of their divergent arrangements is associated with that of a complex pathway of co-regulation related to aging in vertebrates.

palpalis have distributions limited mostly to Australasia, with genetic and geographic structure suggestive of an extended evolutionary history in this region allowing the evolution of multiple divergent lineages.

Subsequent evolution of eukaryotes followed the divergent paths of genome streamlining which led to elimination of the majority of introns and tightening of the splice signals, or genome complexification which involved evolution of functional alternative splicing and other intronic functions.

The occupation rate analysis of a set of selected insertions was carried out in order to assess the possible role of genetic drift in the evolution of divergent Ty3/gypsy insertions in the An.