Sentence examples for explain the split between from inspiring English sources
A Cretaceous continental drift scenario thus could explain the split between B. congesta and Campylosiphon, however, such a vicariance event has been observed only rarely in flowering plants [ 42- 44].
Thus, the conjunction of major biogeographical events (the rise of the Tellian Atlas) and late Tertiary climatic change (with a possible gap in host availability during more arid phases) could explain the split that occurred between the pityocampa and the ENA clades some 6-7 Myrs ago.
Modulation of MT gradients along the posterior-lateral cortex alone are sufficient to explain the splitting of oskar mRNA between the centre and the posterior pole of the oocyte (Doerflinger et al., 2006) via a saddle-node bifurcation, suggesting that the anterior and posterior-lateral surfaces of the oocyte are functionally decoupled.
Analytical and finite element analyses are presented to explain the splitting of a crack due to the phase difference between the applied biaxial cyclic loads.
This model may also explain the deep splits between the three major clades, but it proposed two more splits.
Founding psychoanalyst Melanie Klein's theories may help to explain this split between "good" straight crossdressers and "bad" gay men.
But he stumbles in explaining the medieval split between East and West over mysticism.Mr MacCulloch copes better with the challenges of writing about modern Christianity, relegated to the margins of social, political and scientific developments.
Albeit at present it is not possible to test this hypothesis with the extinct P. olsoni, a similar process could explain the recent split and genetic differentiation between this species and the sympatric P. puffinus in the Canary Islands.
This alternative could explain the closeness of the split between the three geographical groups in our phylogenetic trees and their equidistance in haplotype networks.
Try to split your proposals, although you can always cross-reference them and explain the connectivity between the two.
Barker et al. [ 13] used a fixed age (82 Mya) for the split between New Zealand and Antarctica as a single calibration point for the passerine tree, which may explain the difference between the estimated divergence times compared to our study.
