Sentence examples for exclusive differences from inspiring English sources

With no exclusive differences by which to distinguish Homo from earlier hominins, the node connecting their separate evolutionary branches is blurry, and with each new discovery, it becomes blurrier.

The comparison between the regulatory regions upstream of the AOP2 structural gene in the AOP2-expressing (Cvi/Pi) and AOP2 non-expressing (L er/St) accessions found only a small number of exclusive differences, comprised of single and double base pair substitutions and insertion/deletions, and one 4 bp deletion.

The close agreement between the true and estimated DOFs in Figure 3 can be observed, and the exclusive difference is that the true value is slightly greater than estimated value as shown in Figure 3a, whereas the estimated value is slightly greater as shown in Figure 3b.

This led to the loss of the original inclusive-exclusive difference (later restored through fresh innovations) and was followed by a restructuring of the pronominal system in the first person (see line 17 in the etymology table).

In fact, its contribution to adaptive radiations is arguably in doubt as theory predicts that ecological divergence between sexes should be present in a way that is exclusive from differences between ecomorphs (Bolnick and Doebeli 2003).

Infant outcomes reported here are the duration of exclusive breastfeeding, differences in weight-for-length SDSs and changes in weight-for-length SDSs at 0, 4, 6 and 12 months of age.

To apply PSCI, fixed (or mutually exclusive) character-state differences are used as evidence to infer that gene flow has ceased between the sampled populations in population aggregation analysis (PAA [ 36]).

The definition of a PCC is far more exclusive: the important difference is that although two PCC's may have members in common they are not automatically identical cohorts.

Thus, none of the candidate genes examined thus far demonstrated a clear difference exclusive to mammoths, which would be necessary for establishing a role in their unique dense and long-haired phenotype relative to extant elephants.

The operating conditions that cause this phenomenon are mutually exclusive for the size-difference and density-difference systems.

In this paper, it is posited that weak methods of measuring BP, failure to address gender differences, and exclusive emphasis on linear models may have contributed to inconsistent results.