Sentence examples for large scale divergence from inspiring English sources

This sensitivity condition captures the idea that in chaotic systems minute errors in experimental readings eventually lead to large scale divergence.

Large-scale divergence between sockeye salmon populations in the Kvichak River may have initially evolved from historical contingency, followed by contemporary adaptation.

For Kvichak River sockeye salmon, it is feasible that neutral evolution has played a more prominent role than selection influencing large-scale divergence.

In this case, parallel to the large-scale divergence of treatment means of parasite load and virulence towards different adaptive peaks, local-scale selection may be operating to compensate costs of virulence.

Figure S6: Large scale sequence divergence in the central heterochromatin of potato Chr-5.

The expansion of CATH superfamilies with sequence data considerably increased the amount of functional data too, allowing large scale studies of the divergence of function within superfamilies during evolution.

The high variance in branch lengths, and the disappearance of many of the internal nodes (representing negative branch lengths) suggest that there are large scale departures from clock-like divergence.

The class II genes have undergone large scale expansion and rearrangement since the divergence of the American and Australian marsupials.

All these results confirmed that the large scale of expansions occurred after the divergence from their common ancestors.

Liao and Zhang performed a large scale microarray analysis to evaluate the divergence in gene expression between mice and humans, reporting that only 16%% of the human-mouse orthologous genes have expression profiles as divergent as random genes [ 8].

The result indicated that the ancestral organism contained small family of B-lectin members and suggested that the large scale of expansions occurred after the divergence from their ancestors.