Sentence examples for unexpected convergence from inspiring English sources

We discovered an unexpected convergence of synaptic pathophysiology in a nonsyndromic form of autism with those in fragile X syndrome.

However, we observed an unexpected convergence of expression profiles by 48 hours of regeneration between these two contrasting scenarios.

The full set of filtered SNPs was used to produce a phylogeny by neighbour joining (NJ) clustering of uncorrected P distances, which highlighted an unexpected convergence in distant geographical areas.

Hence, the homogenizing and diversifying roles of sex may have been replaced in bdelloids by gene conversion and horizontal gene transfer, in an unexpected convergence of evolutionary strategy with prokaryotes".

We found that the transcriptome profiles of head and tail regeneration were very different at the start of regeneration; however, an unexpected convergence of transcriptional profiles occurred at 48 hours when head and tail fragments are still morphologically distinct.

Fukami et al. [ 3] found unexpected morphological convergence at the family level that obscured deep divergence between the Atlantic and Pacific.

Our data provide unexpected pathophysiological convergence between two previously disconnected aspects of HD pathogenesis: nuclear TG hyperactivity and transcriptional dysregulation.

If one does not accept this as the cause of the unexpected homogeneity, convergence due to positive selection or, more plausibly, the removal of substitutions due to strong structural conservation (i.e., purifying selection) are possible alternatives.

Anthropologists have a term for these unexpected moments of convergence.

Others see unexpected alignments and convergences between aspects of traditional Chinese thought – particularly Daoism – and psychotherapy.

But at the end of the day, it was just a 'happening' -- an unexpected and largely unplanned convergence of human beings celebrating life and the possibility of a better world.