Sentence examples for more substantial divergence from inspiring English sources

This could be the result of more substantial divergence in the UGT1A6 sequence in this family as compared with other Carnivora families, or perhaps partial or complete deletion of the UGT1A6 gene.

Combined evidence for more substantial morphological divergence of BLUE and a lack of lineage-wide introgression between S-RED and BLUE [20], despite periods of secondary contact of neighbouring populations, is consistent with the suggestion that assortative female preference is more effective than post-mating isolation in maintaining morphological differentiation between divergent populations.

However, our data set represents a more favorable scenario of substantial divergence despite some shared polymorphism, suggesting that dN/ dS is appropriate but underpowered for identifying cases of divergent selection [ 104].

More specifically, in this analysis the asymmetry in expression divergence is significant and more substantial than results from the XB+XL perfect match probemask such that expression in the hybrid appears much more similar to the target than the non-target species (Table 1).

For instance, gaining or losing entire bony structures such as a spine or serra might require more substantial differentiation of developmental pathways (either via phenotypic plasticity or genetic divergence) than those for altering overall distal-tip shape.

Alternatively, it is possible that D. sechellia has been subject to substantial divergence in expression levels in early developmental stages, more of which are shared with its closer relative D. simulans, as compared to D. melanogaster.

More substantial!" Pavarotti said.

But behind them, there does stand one substantial divergence of judgment.

It is time for something more substantial.

Or something more substantial?

Sometimes the work is more substantial.