Sentence examples for most likely diverge from inspiring English sources

Born Aug. 8 and Sept. 19 respectively, Anna and Charlotte are practically twins, but their futures will most likely diverge as Jonathan and Thomas face a heartrending, yet still heartening, aspect of foster care.

This observation indicates that CD and uroplakin families most likely diverged from a CD63-like ancestor.

They share 37% amino acid sequence identity, but are distinct proteins which most likely diverged relatively early in evolution [15].

The UPR/oxidative stress gene is also the ancestor of two other of the four founder genes, i.e. Groups Proto-B (UPR) and Proto-C (oxidative stress), which most likely diverged through subfunctionalization processes.

Rickettsiales and Rhizobiales most likely diverged 1.5 billion years ago (BYA).

Phylogenetic analysis of homologous snoRNAs revealed that P. vivax most likely diverged from P. falciparum very early.

From analyses of fossil records and the use of molecular clocks on phylogenies it appears that the extant fungal phyla most likely diverged about one billion years ago [ 8- 12].

The common ancestors of this group most likely diverged in northeastern Asia, and when and after they diverged, there were factors limiting north-to-south floristic exchange in central Asia (temperature and moisture) and east-to-west exchange across central China (moisture) [ 35].

All fossil calibrations were lognormal distributions of ages as they best represent the information that fossils provide about the age of a clade (i.e., a lineage most likely diverged around the age of the fossil lineage, but may have diverged earlier [ 66]).

However, as differentiation at allozyme loci is much lower than differentiation for host preference, preference is most likely under diverging selection.

I did not use the results to predict functionally important sites in the viral data sets, but the forward-backward algorithm can compute the most likely unobserved state, diverged or not, of each nucleotide site [ 76].