Sentence examples for stronger divergence from inspiring English sources
Although Dobrowski (2011) reported that aspect has little direct effect on minimum temperature, the increased solar radiation on south-facing slopes and ridgelines may interact with the dry soil conditions during summer months at Teakettle and promote stronger divergence from the regional temperature patterns characterized in large-scale climate datasets.
But MIL2 shows much stronger divergence than MIL3 based on pairwise ΦST estimates (Table 1) and AMOVA results.
Past molecular data suggest that these two species are more divergent from one another than the ecotypes discussed above, indicating that arguments for stronger divergence of the species pair do not rest solely upon traditional taxonomic classification.
In a genome-wide comparison, orthologs of imprinted genes show a stronger divergence on cDNA and protein level in mammals.
GroEL2 showed moderate functional divergence from GroEL1 and stronger divergence from GroEL3 than from GroEL1 (θ = 0.441 ± 0.073; LRT = 36.014; P < 0.001).
balthica individuals spanning two secondary contact zones (i.e. across the Kattegat strait and the Brittany peninsula) to test whether mitochondrial genes interacting with previously-detected nuclear outlier loci show stronger divergence and selection pressures, compared to other mitochondrial genes.
First, mapping studies could test whether phenotypic traits involved in divergent adaptation or causing reproductive isolation map to regions of strong divergence between natural populations [ 38, 39].
The strong divergence between slow domestic demand and brisk exports has made it especially difficult for economists to gauge economic output.
The exon sequences of the two species showed regions of strong divergence.
Chaotic systems exhibit an erratic behavior reflected by a strong divergence of trajectories with arbitrarily close initial condition.
The mobility of a grain boundary has a strong divergence in the limit of the small orientation mismatch.
