Sentence examples for lack of divergence between from inspiring English sources

A potential explanation for lack of divergence between Europe and Asia would be the well-known introgression of Chinese pigs into European domestics that occurred as of the 17th century onwards, followed by selection of Chinese haplotypes.

The recent events of acquisition and duplication of cystatin genes might explain the lack of divergence between cystatin copies and our inability to distinguish between orthologous and paralogous relationships between copies.

The predicted and actual group trajectories for the two-group model for the MCS are presented in figure 2. As with the PCS, the lack of divergence between actual and predicted scores reflects the good fit of the model to the data.

However lack of divergence in neutral DNA between morphologically distinct subspecies has led to the questioning of conservation efforts for such groups [7].

The lack of divergence in gene expression between orthotopic and ectopic models also suggests that tumor microenvironment and host-tumor interactions may have a greater impact on preclinical and clinical drug response disparity than gene expression.

Considering the lack of divergence observed using neutral markers between the study sites in Florida and Mexico [46], it is unlikely that genetic drift would be strong enough to drive all of the observed transcriptional differences.

Additionally, we confirmed that the lack of morphological divergence between rainforest and ecotone habitats in West Africa was not due to higher levels of between-habitat gene flow than in Central Africa, by calculating mean between-habitat FST from matrices provided in Smith et al. [18].

Here we use an experimental approach to demonstrate that phenotypic divergence between ecologically separated populations of swamp sparrows is the result of local adaptation despite the lack of divergence in neutral DNA.

The ( {sigma}_{SCA}^2 ) is higher compared to previous estimates in other selfing species such as wheat (Zhao et al. 2015) or barley (Philipp et al. 2016) and can be explained only partially by a lack of genetic divergence between the parental lines (Fig. 2).

Morphometric analyses confirmed a lack of morphological divergence between N-RED and S-RED and established that BLUE is morphologically divergent from RED in traits other than throat colour.

Because sampling in West Africa was limited relative to Central Africa, we tested whether the lack of morphological divergence between habitats in West Africa could result from sampling unrepresentative individuals.