Sentence examples for rapidly diverging from inspiring English sources

The use of CGH and heterologous hybridizations as tools to (1) study genome-wide gene divergence, (2) identify candidates for rapidly diverging genes, and (3) compare transcriptomic responses to stress among different coral species will greatly enhance our understanding of coral evolution and genomics.

The study, by the Smith Institute thinktank, warns of disastrous economic and social consequences from rapidly diverging house prices, and argues that the disparities are entrenching wealth and income inequalities between regions.

However, as we mentioned previously, the chloroplast genome only represents the maternal evolutionary history, which cannot be fully applied to rapidly diverging taxa.

In addition, it also cannot be fully applied to rapidly diverging taxa, as the chloroplast has a slow rate of evolution (Moore et al. 2010; Parks et al. 2009).

This is the challenge — figuring out how to build lots of housing to keep up with employment and population growth, while also understanding how the industry's rapidly diverging incomes intersect with land values and whether the region's fragmented municipal governance and tax structure even makes sense anymore.

The 1926 Imperial Conference confirmed that Britain and her dominions were rapidly diverging in interests and that greater independence not greater cooperation was the most practical solution.

These systems are never completely predictable because of feedback the simulation and the real series will always rapidly diverge.

Influenza A H7N9 virus is the latest emerging pandemic threat, and has rapidly diverged into three clades, demanding a H7N9 virus vaccine with broadened protection against unmatched strains.

However, starting at age 12, the schooling rates rapidly diverge, where urban children that receive remittances have the highest schooling rates, and rural children that do not receive remittances are the ones least likely to attend school.

First, the polymer extension, represented by the trace of the conformation tensor, can numerically exceed the finite extensible length causing the restoring spring force to change sign and the calculation to rapidly diverge.

Behavioural traits that are partly socially learned might rapidly diverge between allopatric populations.