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Phyletic gradualism slow, steady divergence of lineages (Fig. 7b).

Enhancement of the rudimentary new phenotype would then occur because of the steady divergence of the new template as it acquires new mutations, suggesting that the process depends, at least for a while, on a pre-existing pool of previously neutral mutations.

Situated in a region characterized by low wind shear and favorable upper-level divergence, steady intensification ensued.

With increasing field height, a steady rise in divergence occurs between T and S, up to 1.44 mm at the maximum field height.

We compared the expression of 1 μM ATRA/5 Days treatment with 0.05 μM ATRA/7 Days treatment to identify genes that showed a steady daily increase of divergence in expression of 5% or larger, and designated these as divergent genes.

These also serve as criteria for distinguishing between achievement of a new steady-state and unstable divergence in interpreting geomorphic changes.

Although the biological consequences of the transient gene activation remain unclear so far, this divergence between the model steady-state behaviour and experimental data beyond 3 h need to be addressed in more detail in the future.

Even when the nucleotide substitutions accumulate in a steady fashion, the proportionality between nucDNA and mtDNA divergences does not hold true owing to ancestral polymorphism.

We pick up this method again and show that electrostatic limit may be obtained by accentuating the divergence cleaning sub-system and converging to steady state.

But too low torsional stiffness caused large static displacements of the girder at medium high wind speeds and steady state oscillations driven by a combination of torsional divergence and stalling behavior at the critical wind seed.

All mesocosms showed a sharp increase in community divergence until day 75, at which point a steady state was reached.