Sentence examples for temporal divergence from inspiring English sources

While overstory retention harvests provide habitat for a diverse and abundant bird community, the temporal divergence in avian community composition that we observed between treatment and control stands reveals the importance of uncut, mature red pine forest as a component of a biodiverse landscape.

Thus, for similar levels of temporal divergence, the difference in repeat content in these two snakes is exceptional.

This suggests that although there were differences in the initial genetic background between the Arrábida and Sintra foundations, they do not seem to have played a central role in the temporal divergence observed among our laboratory populations.

This underscores the role of phages and mobile elements as the most rapidly evolving elements in bacterial genomes, creating local endemicity (space), leading to temporal divergence (time), and allowing the invasion of new habitats.

Here, we reduced the likelihood of false-positive results using three independent tests for outliers (e.g., de Villemereuil et al. 2014), including one specifically designed to detect temporal divergence.

Charbonnel and Pemberton [ 40] have suggested that infection with Teladorsagia circumcincta imposes a selection pressure in the Soay sheep of the island of Hirta in Scotland, and that this is reflected in the temporal divergence of the MHC genes over a relatively short period between 1988 and 2000.

Spatial and temporal divergences between lineages of P. orbiculare and co-distributed taxa suggest that a distinct period of uplifting of the Transvolcanic Belt around 7.5 3 million years ago broadly impacted diversification in taxa associated with this mountain range.

In support of the duplication-degeneration-complementation (DDC) model [ 18] gene expression analysis of the zebrafish progranulins reveals spatio-temporal divergence among the different family members, possibly reflecting extensive functional devolution of an ancestral form.

Divergence time estimates and coalescent simulations indicate that lineage diversification occurred on two different geographic and temporal scales; recent divergence, associated with geographic isolation into individual subregions, and historical divergence, associated with displacement into multiple refugia.

Laser light has unique properties coherence (spatial and temporal); monochromaticity; low divergence; and high brightness.

Second, the observed correlation between troglomorphy and time does not depend upon absolute accuracy of time estimates, but rather only on the relative temporal ordering of divergence estimates.