Sentence examples for many diverging branches from inspiring English sources

Those characteristics include the stooped stature and many diverging branches higher up, as well as deeply textured bark.

Many short, recently diverged branches can increase estimates of dN/ dS (Rocha et al. 2006), so higher dN/ dS is more likely to be reported if an analysis includes more branches in a domesticate population than a wild one.

But his work contained many diverging tendencies, producing an overall unevenness.

Later, when Amphiesmenoptera and Antliophora diverged (branch B), the same positions became under purifying selection.

Specifically, the occurrence of certain important biota in history has been linked with a major branching of P450s followed by a great expansion of the diverged branch.

The decision of Digital Rights Ireland Ltd C‑293/12 & Kärntner Landesregierung C‑594/12 will be of course still subject to many diverging interpretations.

This order is thought to represent the earliest diverging branch among living members of the angiosperm (flowering plants) tree.

By contrast, Murray et al. [14] reported that (1) Noctiluca formed the earliest diverging branch in trees inferred from SSU rDNA, (2) Akashiwo formed the earliest diverging branch in trees inferred from LSU rDNA and (3) Karlodinium formed the earliest diverging branch in trees inferred from a combination of SSU and LSU rDNA.

The Muslim population is in many ways diverging still more from the mainstream.

Our suggested divergence of the four Chrysogenum complex species was into two main branches with P. rubens and P. floreyi diverging in branch one, and P. chrysogenum and P. chainii diverging in branch two.

Although these separated populations occupy similar ecological niches, many have diverged into different species.