Sentence examples for I divergence from inspiring English sources

The overall differentiation between these sympatric divergent haplotypes involves two likely sources of variation: (i) divergence which already existed within the common ancestral populations; (ii) divergent haplotypes originating from previously isolated lineages [ 19].

The discrepancies we considered included: (i) divergence of the sequence from conserved core blocks that might indicate badly predicted exons, (ii) insertions that may be due to introns predicted to be coding, (iii) deletions that may be due to missing exons and (iv) potential start and stop site mispredictions.

Some call attributes (notably dominant frequency) show a highly significant relationship to body size raising the possibility that (i) divergence in body size is either ecophenotypic or caused by diversifying selection in different environments, and has resulted in divergence in call frequency, or (ii) selection on call itself [ 27], mediated by female choice, has produced divergence in body size.

We analyzed the following: (i) divergence from designated parent exons; (ii) association with protein families; (iii) association with Gene Ontology functional categories; (iv) position of ΨEs with respect to the intron-exon structure of the gene; (v) participation in alternative splicing, and (vi) coding-sequence selection pressures, as judged by Ka/Ks values.

"As of now, a significant correction is unlikely and could be seen only on confirmation of a bearish price-RSI divergence and/or if RSI and stochastic move lower from the overbought territory," he wrote.

Class II and Class IV deviated separately after Class I divergence.

A greater number of large subunit sites appear to have undergone type-I divergence than the number of small subunit sites.

Next, DIVERGE was used to establish the posterior probability of type-I divergence at each site in the alignment (fig. 8a).

The comparisons of UCP1 with UCP2 and UCP3L allowed the identification of 16 and 224 potential sites of type-I divergence, respectively.

To test if the cluster-specific residues in SAP30 and SAP30L are indicative of type-I divergence, we estimated the coefficient of functional divergence, which measures the difference in the evolutionary rate at amino acid sites between gene clusters.

It is feasible that these sites have contributed to altered 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3rties of Akirin1 and 2. Another region that is a strong candidate for type-I divergence binding Akirin1 and Akirin2 is found at sites 58–67.