Sentence examples for very divergence from inspiring English sources

In this review, we compare the developmental strategies of ascidians and vertebrates and argue that the very divergence of these strategies reveals the surprising level of plasticity of the chordate developmental program and is a rich resource to identify core regulatory mechanisms that are evolutionarily conserved in chordates.

Further, linR and linE had very little divergence; linR diverged only in one substitution in HDIPO4 (L12P) and linE was 100% identical in all strains.

We note that Ndc80 shows a very high divergence and Nuf2p a very low divergence across Drosophila species, but have not explored this further.

In contrast, we found very little divergence between A. acuta and A. tenella, indeed the smallest amount of divergence among any of the taxa we examined; one substitution over 4048 aligned nucleotide positions (0.0002).

3: Support for these models indicates very rapid divergence of traits; however, they do not provide insights into why such rapid divergence occurs (e.g., genetic drift, natural selection).

Main lobe far-field radiation pattern with a very small divergence angle of about 0.65° × 0.31° is obtained.

At room temperature, the laser emits total optical power as high as 10 W with a very small divergence far-field angle below 1° in two directions.

This combination of highly demagnifying optics and the very low divergence of the very small source have yielded excellent quality patterns from various muscle specimens and collagen-containing tissues.

But with everyone reading the same news and watching the same TV, there will be very little divergence of opinion.

In 2001, a study involving mitochondrial DNA suggested a very recent divergence between it and the Coquerel's sifaka, then considered a subspecies of the P. verreauxi group.

The very early divergence of the major fungal phyla may account for this asymmetric influence of past evolutionary history.