Alder makes much of the fact that Méchain's calculations contained a "secret error" — a slightly divergent latitude reading, which Méchain suspected but covered up.
The partially preserved foot skeleton (OH 8) showed that H. habilis had fully adapted feet for walking bipedally, unlike preceding australopiths, which still had some primitive traits (like a slightly divergent big toe) despite their regular upright locomotion.
One of those had a slightly divergent SL-sequence with an A at position 15 instead of the usual G.
Thus, SGI1 could possibly integrate in other bacterial pathogens that do not possess either the 1st or 2nd SGI1 attB sites but a slightly divergent attB site.
Regarding the whole mandible, the differentiation followed the exemplary pattern of WLA and PWK parental strains opposed along the first axis, hybrids having an intermediate position along this first axis and a slightly divergent one (especially F2) along the second axis.
The overexpressed groEL gene belongs to one of the operons regulated by a slightly divergent CIRCE element.
As for the subjectively assessed patterns of IHC PrPd accumulation -the PrPd profile-, while these were highly consistent amongst BSE infected deer, some variability was observed in the CWD cases, with one deer showing a slightly divergent profile to the other three and also a considerably higher magnitude PrPd signal in all brain areas.
The first group (AAACTAWNARCCTTCAAAG) was dominant as it included 92 of the 120 lineages, while the remaining 28 lineages had a slightly divergent sequence (AAACTANWRATYTTCAAAATY).
A limited number of studies have addressed the relationship between pubertal timing and metabolic outcomes in males, and previous studies of females and males have mostly addressed rather few adult traits in addition to providing slightly divergent correlation patterns (12– 12).
Interestingly, while mice without NEC appear to cluster closely together, mice with NEC seem to have a slightly more divergent clustering pattern.
