Sentence examples for may move apart from inspiring English sources

At higher mutation rates, viruses may move apart in antigenic phenotype too rapidly for competition to always eliminate the weaker of two diverging lineages.

Whatever happens to bank accounting, the two boards may move farther apart in the near future.

E.g., a student may have learned that similarly charged particles negatively accelerate as they move apart, but that knowledge may be motoric and spatial and not easily conveyed by words.

When the gas pressure in micropores reaches a certain threshold, it may start moving apart coal building blocks, allowing the gas to enter into blind (initially, not interconnected) pores (Moffat and Weale 1955; Nelson et al. 1980) or, possibly, removing a monolayer of sorbed organic species and water blocking some voids of molecular dimensions (Walker et al. 1988a).

It is possible that they may represent an alteration of an already occurring cell division event such that the cells do not move apart to form separate lacunae or that they have a mechanical basis – for example microfractures within the cartilage may lead to a passive accumulation of cells within the matrix.

We believe that this reflects a general decrease in the motility of the cells, such that they cannot move apart following HGF stimulation although other aspects of the program may remain intact.

The 12 euro-area economies may have locked their exchange rates together, yet their trade-weighted exchange rates can still move apart.

You can't move, apart from your eyeballs.

Once cohesin destruction is initiated, anaphase ensues and chromosomes begin to move apart.

10.7554/eLife.00868.010 Figure 3. Lipid tubes are OM-derived and are observed when cells move apart.

(category 2) P Oscar and I have decided to move apart from each other.