Sentence examples for that a diverging from inspiring English sources

Michelle Borkin and co-workers at Harvard University recently found that a diverging scale increased accuracy of interpretation relative to the rainbow scale in the case of arterial shearing images [ 1], challenging the legitimacy of using rainbow scales in this field.

This strongly supports the notion that subspecies lactis and cremoris indeed constitute two distinct genetic lineages that presumably diverged a long time ago [21], [52].

Iraqis at the scene gave an account that diverged sharply from that of the military.

The relation of orthology, which describes genes that have diverged from a common ancestor due to a speciation event, has been particularly important.

Shotgun, smoothbore shoulder weapon designed to fire a number of pellets, or shot, that spread in a diverging pattern after they leave the muzzle.

Coined by Fitch in 1970, orthology is an evolutionary concept that describes the relationship between genes that diverged following a speciation event [ 49].

All of these traits apparently evolved in a population of cells that never diverged to form a successful early-branching species.

Each entry of the homology data file contains gene's evolutionary history corresponding to a gene tree that diverged from a common ancestor (see Figures 3 and 4).

But they grew apart, personally and musically, and, increasingly, he was unable to take being the less famous partner in a marriage that so diverged from the macho Greek norm.

Orthologous genes are homologous genes that have diverged after a speciation event.

To build evolutionary gene coexpression networks, variation in levels of gene expression were measured across lines (populations) of Caenorhabditis elegans that have diverged from a common ancestor.