Sentence examples for a considerable divergence from from inspiring English sources

Thus isomin, while showing the common IF molecular hallmarks, exhibits a considerable divergence from the IF consensus structure.

Consequently there is a considerable divergence of opinion on the effectiveness of vegetation as a noise control measure.

He said: "There remains a considerable divergence between estimates of reserves and the potential degree of extraction.

In Greenberg's 1963 comparative study of African languages, however, the Kadu languages had been classified as Kordofanian a branch of Niger-Congo although it had already beeNiger-Congo althoughhit group shaded consideralreadyvergence from the rest.

The latter dPGM shows considerable divergence from the E. coli ortholog, but passed our 100 bit score threshold for assignment as a PGM.

Most of the atypical phosphatases belong to the DSP family, and show considerable divergence from classic DSPs.

The kDSPs are characterized by considerable divergence from classic DSPs in both their domain organization and sequence features.

While the gene families from the two Rosaceae species, strawberry and apple, were tightly aligned with each other, there was considerable divergence from the Arabidopsis genes.

Most of the atypical phosphatases belong to the dual-specificity phosphatase (DSP) family and show considerable divergence from classic DSPs in both the domain organisation and sequence features.

Since there was considerable divergence from the metric used in the CHS study to define the frailty phenotype, it was necessary to test the SHARE-adapted metric's prospective association with adverse outcomes in the SHARE population.

Furthermore, at least two of the semi-orphan CMGC kinases (CAD26039.1 and CAD26328.1) may also belong to the CDK group, although we have not classified them as such because they show considerable divergence from any of the conserved fungal CDKs.