Sentence examples for gradually diverge from inspiring English sources

And because chromosomes and therefore genes come in pairs, and mutations occur independently in each gene of the pair, the two versions of a particular gene in any asexual line will gradually diverge, becoming more and more different from one another.Dr Mark Welch and Dr Meselson looked at this phenomenon in four sorts of gene in individuals from four species of bdelloid.

These changes could have led limestone-adapted plants to gradually diverge from closely related species.

He hypothesized that boys who would eventually identify as gay would, as their speech developed, gradually diverge from their peers in an increasingly crisp pronunciation of "s".

Because the earth's spin is slowing, the time on your watch would gradually diverge from the rising and setting of the sun.

Two of the satellites will circle the planet in tandem while the plane of the third spacecraft will be offset and gradually diverge over the course of the mission.

At frequencies above 1 Hz, the apparent resistivity of Z xy is approximately the same as that of Z yx, but these values gradually diverge from one another as frequencies decrease progressively below 1 Hz.

Though a member of the UC Berkeley department of mathematics for more than 30 years, he gradually diverged from pure mathematics.

In this period of time, species 3 gradually diverged from ancestor 1 through a series of transitional forms, but these transitional forms were not preserved.

At first the plot was transparently autobiographical, but Goethe's own development gradually diverged from that of his hero, and the novel remained in manuscript during his lifetime.

Mr. Charmatz stayed longer with his ballet training and still dances and makes dances, while Mr. Chamblas's interests gradually diverged toward film; he now works for a French advertising film company.

In this period of time, Species 3 gradually diverged from Ancestor 1 through a series of transitional forms, but these were not preserved because of poor conditions for fossilization.