Sentence examples for with a cline from inspiring English sources

In contrast, a geographic cline in Cf-2 homolog diversity was consistent with a cline in diversity of neutral variation in natural populations of Solanum pimpinellifolium [17].

N. furzeri was selected because the distribution range of this species overlaps with a cline in altitude and precipitation/evaporation. We are unable to provide a definitive conclusion, as we could not obtain wild fish from GRZ (Zimbabwe), i.e., the northern end of this cline.

The frequency distribution of macrohaplogroup M varies significantly (P < 0.0001) among studied tribes with a cline towards southern and eastern regions of India as shown in Table 1 and Figure 1.

Parental C. lutrensis were numerically dominant at the southernmost end of the transect and decreased in frequency with increasing distance northward with a cline center located 83 km from the southern terminus.

Additional discordance at K = 4 indicated postglacial colonization across the whole range of SWP region with evidence of a cline in membership between these clusters.

SWP region was observed to be separated into two clusters at K = 4, represented by a relatively low-elevation plateau (YN1-YN2) and a relatively high-elevation plateau, with evidence of a cline in membership between these clusters.

Our study suggests that some populations of the C. arcuatorum complex have evolved very specialised habitat requirements with allopatric diversification, probably involving co-migration along a cline with their associated host trees, specifically with Douglas fir, hemlock, stone oak and oak.

At the larger, geographic scale, morph frequencies in Cepaea nemoralis exhibit a cline, with the frequency of Yellow (the shell colour with the highest albedo) declining northwards in Europe [10].

Speaking occurs in a cline with the least talking in the front and the most in the back.

Establishing that the test is theoretically supported is problematic, because validity is essentially locatable on a cline with on-going activity and evidence-based argument determining a test's position to a lower or higher degree on the continuum.

As Fig. 4 shows, these different domains of multilingual studies can be situated along a cline, with typology and description of single languages at extreme poles of the continuum (cf. Matthiessen et al. 2008).