Sentence examples for found divergences from inspiring English sources

We found divergences and convergence with facilitatory factors identified in our earlier MRT on KT in Uganda.

We explore the domains of ∆Np73-α involved in this transactivation capacity and found divergences with the previously described functions for them.

I found divergence at both the sequence and gene expression levels for populations from low and high latitude locations, eventually leading to the discovery that the two populations were separate cryptic species: a warm adapted congener and a more broadly distributed congener.

The electorate, whether in Blue states or Red states, has very similar attitudes--as measured in a study that found divergence in only 4percentt of the polling answers across nearly 400 policy questions.

We found divergence in MHC genes between closely related stickleback species and populations that forage in contrasting habitats (Figure 1).

We conducted a molecular biodiversity assessment of Australian diving beetles, using 3' cytochrome c oxidase 1 sequences [41] and found divergence between geographically separated populations of one species, Antiporus femoralis (Boheman, 1958).

We found divergence-based evidence of selective pressure acting on at least one of the investigated genes.

When we compared the protein sequences of vertebrate and invertebrate orthologous Jmjd6 proteins we found divergence in the N- and C-terminal regions of the protein.

In this particular simulation, organisms have specialized on 8 of the 20 present niches: On average we found divergence into 8.625 phenotypic clusters (n = 17, std = 1.857).

In contrast, Wagner and Simons (2009 a, b, c ) found divergence in seed, morphology, life-history and phenology traits among North American and European populations of the circumpolar annual Koenigia islandica growing in arctic, high-latitude alpine and alpine habitats.

Notably, prior work found divergence of gonopodial distal-tip shape between predatory environments in Gambusia (Heinen-Kay and Langerhans 2013), confirming that ecological variation is capable of driving evolution of distal-tip shape.