Sentence examples for member diverged from inspiring English sources

The finding of three additional subfamilies (PIPs, GIPs, and MIPDs) in the same organism (Coccomyxa C-169), whereof two are also present in land plants, supports the classification of this sequence as belonging to a separate evolving subfamily rather than being a distant member, diverged by speciation from any of the other subfamilies.

Most paralogs (66% of all pairs) have at least one member diverging from the ancestral module.

In this study, the placental mammals sampled were all from Boreoeutheria fauna, whose members diverged at a relatively definite date, approximately 94 100 MYA [33] [34].

RNAi for the subfamily members diverged in C. elegans poorly induced growth-defect phenotypes (Table 2).

The seven CPA1 family members diverged into two groups in response to NaCl.

Phylogenic analysis suggest that the α and γ conglutins diverged prior to lupin speciation while β and δ members diverged both prior and after speciation.

The great radiation of species occurs in the 'crown group' of grasses, whose members diverged from one another approx. 60 million years ago (mya) (Crepet and Feldman, 1991).

But even family members diverge over what should or should not happen on this anniversary of death.

Indeed, in households with a single HD set, family members diverge from normal American viewing patterns; rather than migrating to their rooms at night to watch TV on separate sets, they cluster in the living room around the HD set.

The fact that CR1-Zm-B is basal to all other known CR1 clade members (fig. 1) and unique to maize suggests that CR1-Zm-B represents an ancient CR1 clade member that diverged early and was retained only in maize, or was acquired by maize via HT from a distantly related unknown source.

Both PGTG_01215 and PGTG_03478 are members of small gene families whose members have diverged in sequence but were chosen for analysis because they were highly up-regulated in haustoria (Table  1 and Fig.  2g, 2e).