Sentence examples for understanding divergence from inspiring English sources
These regions may be particularly interesting in understanding divergence between the two species of S. islandicus found in this hot spring, as half of these divergent alleles are fixed between the species (Cadillo-Quiroz et al. 2012).
The classification of the LPMOs into the three protein families AA9, AA10 and AA11 is an important step towards understanding the divergence of this large group of very divergent sequences [ 23].
Understanding the divergence patterns of hosts could shed lights on the prediction of their parasite transmission.
Transonic similarity principles are reviewed and their relevance in understanding flutter, divergence, and control reversal phenomena of transonic aircraft is illustrated through practical examples.
The complementary DNA (cDNA) encoding pituitary thyroid stimulating hormone beta subunit (TSH-β) of bighead carp was cloned and regulation of its gene expression was investigated for understanding phylogenetic divergence and evolution of TSH molecule.
More recently neutral evolutionary processes have become a focus of research centred on understanding echolocation divergence in bats [ 66, 82].
It is important to expand upon our above understanding of divergence patterns in the Muscidae by including specimens from warm temperate and tropical regions.
Potential gaps in care compiled in Table 2 unfortunately do not contribute substantially to understanding the divergence of outcomes for American women of different ethnic origins for example.
Finally, these results take us a step closer to understanding functional divergence among CAD/CAD-like genes, a key gene family in the evolution of land plants.
Such study will provide better insights into understanding evolutionary divergence of the SBP-box genes in land plants and provide a guide for future functional diversity analyses of these genes.
As such, our results contribute a novel phenomenon that should be considered in studies aimed at understanding the divergence of gene expression during evolution and its impact on evolutionary change.
