Sentence examples for latest divergence from inspiring English sources

Only for the class Chlorodendrophyceae (clade IV), which is nested within the core chlorophytes, is there confidence that it represents the latest divergence in the prasinophyte radiation.

Considering that the divergence time of brachypodium-rice is 40 million years [ 30] and that of sorghum-maize is 12 million years [ 31], we estimated the gene death rate (V D ) for each species after the latest divergence.

Our results fit with the models of the late divergence and the intermediate divergence of Neanderthal from their African root group but do not support the early divergence hypothesis [46].

In contrast, there is late divergence of high-grade foci and metastatic disease.

The pattern of mutations is consistent with early divergence between low- and high-grade foci and late divergence between high-grade foci and metastases.

The findings indicate that there is early divergence or complete independence of low-grade and high-grade disease, but late divergence of high-grade disease and synchronous metastases.

Instead, there was an overwhelming fraction of shared mutations between high grade and metastatic disease, which is consistent with late divergence of these high-grade foci (Fig. 5).

Common features of the five best trees include a) the early divergence of R. praetor and R. leucopus from the other lineages, and b) the late divergence of R. sordidus and R. villosissimus.

Most of the youngest fossils for Ursus etruscus, the assumed ancestor of the cave and brown bear, have been dated to 2 2.7 Ma [ 47], suggesting that a late divergence for the two lineages around 1.2 Ma is rather unlikely.

In particular, these estimates point to a relatively late divergence of the major bilaterian lineages closely predating the Cambrian explosion and to a (relatively) young LECA, with the primary radiation of eukaryotes occurring between 1.0-1.4 1.0-1.4

The present study demonstrates there is late divergence of high-grade cancer and synchronous metastatic disease, confirming high-grade disease as the precursor to metastasis and suggesting few if any additional mutations are required for malignant cells to gain the ability to metastasize.