Sentence examples for a divergent base from inspiring English sources
In cases where identical quality scores were attributed to a divergent base, a manual identification of the correct genotype was determined using Sequencher software (Gene Codes Corporation, Ann Arbor, MI) and visual inspection.
Strong compositional heterogeneity can incorrectly group unrelated taxa together [ 56, 57], or equivalently, widely separate a taxon with strongly divergent base composition from its true relatives.
It is quite likely that table and wine grapes became what they are today through a divergent selection based on human preferences.
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Most previous studies of substitution patterns in divergent regions have focused on discrete predefined elements across the genome; in contrast, our approach is more broad and allows a flexible continuous definition of "divergent" based on the density of substitution across the genome.
Each position was classified as divergent/not divergent based on the substitution density in a genomic window of a given size around it.
Divergent, based on the novel by Veronica Roth, takes place in a futuristic Chicago where the population is divided into five factions.
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The same observation could be made for the pathovar phaseoli strain CFBP6987, that was evolutionary divergent based on rpoD sequencing (Figure 1) but indistinguishable from other strains of the genetic lineage 1 of the pathovar phaseoli based on T3E repertoires (Figure 3).
These results suggest that tolerance induction programs may be divergent based upon fetal sex, although these results do not define the mechanism by which such adaptation occurs.
Open reading frames (ORFs) were classified as present or divergent based on the relative fluorescent intensities of the experimental samples compared to MAP K-10 DNA.
