Sentence examples for importance for divergence from inspiring English sources

This in turn distorts branch (edge) length estimates, which are of primary importance for divergence time estimation.

This has also led us to predict the structural and putative functional motifs, moreover a number of critical amino acid sites that may be of importance for the functional divergence in the anoctamin protein family have been identified.

39 In summary, gene expression studies may reveal the genes underlying adaptations that are difficult or impossible to measure in other ways, and these phenotypes may be of importance for initiating ecological divergence during speciation.

This has also led us to predict the positive-selection sites or critical amino acid sites that may be of importance for the functional divergence of the OPR paralogues.

In a pair of earlier papers the author showed the importance of divergence-free reconstruction in adaptive mesh refinement problems for magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) and the importance of the same for designing robust second order schemes for MHD.

Each pollinator species was most common in a different geographic region, emphasising the importance of wide geographic sampling to uncover diversity, and the scope for divergence in coevolutionary trajectories across the host plant range.

There's just not much room for divergence, if you read the whole Council".

To some, Mr. Maher has become a First Amendment icon -- a victim of public intolerance for divergence from its unified mood.

Taxa pairs for divergence analysis.

That this gene appears to be a target of adaptive divergence between EHNV/ESV and ATV (indicated by the significant MK test) suggests possible importance for adaptation to new hosts or environments.

This is of special importance for pathogenicity related genes that are currently underrepresented in our predicted network due to the limitations (quantity, coverage and divergence) of the currently available gene expression data.