Sentence examples for still diverging from inspiring English sources
The combination of sequence variation and concerted evolution indicated that these arrays were exposed to GC while still diverging.
Molecular tools may help to uncover closely related and still diverging species from a wide variety of taxa and provide insight into the mechanisms, pace and geography of marine speciation.
The present investigation includes five sequences of the third PS-subclade, the Cyanobium-clade, which is sister to the marine subclades, with Paulinella still diverging in a basal position.
Despite eight randomised trials including more than 600,000 women, there are still diverging and acrimonious views about the quantification of the benefits of screening and screening recommendations [ 9]. "Screening saves lives" is strongly claimed in one side [ 18], while "Which country will be first to stop mammography screening?" is the question from the opposite side [ 19].
Despite a series of directives to harmonise the rules, they still diverge considerably.
If the power flow is still diverged, go to 3), else go to 4).
Although these results are closer to the theoretical expected results, they still diverge from the calculated strength.
However, even without this distortion the trends still diverge, providing evidence that the tendency for disruptors to outperform the market is not likely to reverse any time soon if at all.
Secondly, the other 84% of genes are more conserved than a random expectation, but might still diverge in functionally relevant ways.
One of the conundrums for evolutionary biologists is how coordinated communication systems under stabilising selection can still diverge and lead to the process of speciation [ 1, 5].
Considering the universe of possible distributions, it is clear that there are distributions that match the log normal better than the gamma in the observable range (e.g., for risks ≥ 0.01), including distributions that replicate the log normal exactly in this range but still diverge from the log normal at lower risks.
