Sentence examples for persisted in isolation from inspiring English sources

If much more recent, they could be a relic species that persisted in isolation.

A second limiting assumption is that the ancestral population is assumed to be unstructured and to have persisted in isolation for a long time before population splitting [ 66].

The Northeastern group had the highest levels of internal structure and coalescent analyses did not provide evidence for any substantial net demographic expansion; the populations appear to have persisted in isolation at or near their sampling sites during Pleistocene glaciations without substantial change in population size.

This implies that these populations at the current rear margins often persist in isolation during a species' range shift.

Even at the Cold War's close 40 years later, Burma's military junta persisted in its international isolation while retaining a close dependency relationship with China, thereby giving Beijing a special claim to its rich resources and strategic access to the Indian Ocean.

Low levels of mitochondrial membrane persisted in head preparations but not embryos, perhaps reflecting slightly greater compartment mixing due to the head isolation protocol (ConA, Figure 4A, B).

Others persisted in new forms.

Aggressive police raids have persisted in Toronto and Ottawa.

"He refused — they persisted in doing that.

It had nothing to gain by persisting in its self-imposed isolation and much to hope for from a show of cordial relations with the United States.

Although our results suggest that communities of ant plant mutualists are likely to persist in fragmented tropical landscapes 25 years after fragment isolation, most species are rare and populations sizes in fragments are extremely low.